The entirety of the Arcade, along with all of the maps, mods, and games found within, has been made accessible to all StarCraft II: Starter Edition players for free. All Custom Games are now available to Starter Edition players. All three races have been unlocked for Starter Edition players.
Both the games from Blizzard will launch sometime in 2014.. you can signup for beta of Heroes of the Storm.
Heard that Blizzard will include the classic StarCraft and Brood War soundtracks (re-mastered) in StarCraft II with the release of Patch 2.1. So decided to make a post with some random ost from the past…
Blackthorne (Blackhawk in some European countries) was developed by Blizzard and pubblished by Interpaly for the SNES and MS-DOS in 1994. You can download the game from Blizzard.
Hearthstone is a free-to-play digital strategy card game that anyone can enjoy. Players choose to play as one of nine epic Warcraft heroes, and then take turns playing cards from their customizable decks to cast potent spells, use heroic weapons or abilities, or summon powerful characters to crush their opponent.
The demonically-besieged world of Sanctuary needs heroes. Now you can join in the apocalyptic battle for FREE via the all-new Diablo III Starter Edition. Available exclusively via Battle.net, the Starter Edition allows you to fight your way up to the Skeleton King boss in Act I, and advance all the way to level 13, without having to purchase a copy of Diablo III.
Almost 12 years have passed since Diablo 2, and today Diablo 3 is about to be released. The first Diablo was phenomenal, never seen a game like that, Blizzard crafted a real gem back then, it was really an outstanding game. Then D2 after many years once again took the crown, while many of the clones failed to deliver, Diablo 2 made the job done and was a ton of fun. So how good is this Diablo 3? From what i saw the graphic seems very good, gameplay and formula seems similar to the previous games. Do you think there will be a Diablo 4? 😆
The StarCraft II Starter Edition is a new, free version of StarCraft II that gives anyone with a Battle.net account and an Internet connection a chance to try a wide array of single-player and multiplayer content in StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty.
Starter Edition players can only play up to the fourth campaign mission, and most Challenge Missions are unavailable. Starter Edition players are also unable to use versus and co-op matchmaking, most custom maps, chat channels, and the party system. Publishing custom maps to Battle.net is also restricted, and offline play is unavailable to Starter Edition players. For single-player and custom games, Starter Edition players may only choose the Terran race.
