Video game developer Blizzard Entertainment has announced that “StarCraft II: Legacy of the Void” is finally getting a launch date, and it will be available on Nov.10.
A cinematic trailer was also shown for the first time. For the Protoss-focused final chapter in the “StarCraft II” series, Protoss and Zerg are formed against each other for the last climactic battle. The trailer suggests an exciting fight of Protoss to win back their home planet and two Protoss merging together to form Archon.
“Legacy of the Void” has concluded the almost 20 years of StarCraft, wrapping up the threads of “StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty”, “StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm”, and “StarCraft and Brood War,” PCWorld reported. The game will be playable during BlizzCon, happening on Nov. 6-7 in California.
Players can now pre-purchase “StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void” via Blizzard’s online gaming client, Battle.net. It comes in a standard edition for $39.99 and a digital deluxe edition for $59.99. Gamer who avail the game via online will have an access to the Whispers of Oblivion prologue missions.
The Digital Deluxe Edition features bonus in-game content for Blizzard’s other games, according to IGN. It includes an Archon pet in “World of Warcraft”, a Void Speeder mount in “Heroes of the Storm” and a protoss-themed card back in Hearthstone. Players can avail these content during the game launch.
“StarCraft 2: Legacy of the Void” has also a Collector’s Edition that costs $80. It comes with above mentioned digital goods, full-color and hardcover StarCraft Field Manual, DVD with cinematics and special features, and CD containing the game’s OST.
In addition, players who will buy any version of “Legacy of the Void” will get an access to Artanis of “StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm” as soon as he will be launched.