![]() ![]() We will also continue to offer premium upgrades like announcer packs, special skins, and new Co-op Commanders to enhance your StarCraft II experience in a number of different ways. If you play through Wings of Liberty and want to see how the rest of the epic single-player saga unfolds, all the other single-player campaigns- Heart of the Swarm, Legacy of the Void, and Nova Covert Ops will be available to purchase individually for $14.99 or as a bundle for $39.99. In other words, you can now play all of StarCraft II’s multiplayer, every Co-op Commander, and the entire first campaign in the single-player story, for free. The Co-op Commanders Raynor, Kerrigan, and Artaniswill remain completely free, meaning that you can keep leveling them to your heart’s content. You’ll be able to tackle these extra challenging missions with your friends right away. Current and upcoming Co-op Commandersare available to play for free up to level five, and the level restriction for weekly mutations has been removed.play-our way to preserve the quality and integrity of the ranked experience. All you have to do to unlock it permanently is earn 10 First Wins of the Day in Unranked or Versus A.I. You will be able to access the ranked multiplayer ladder to compete with other players to become the best of the best, complete with all of the multiplayer units from Wings of Liberty, Heart of the Swarm, and Legacy of the Void. ![]() ![]() Make sure to log in during that window to claim it! Experience the original epic campaign that kicked off the StarCraft II saga! If you picked up Wings of Liberty previously but haven’t come back to StarCraft II in a while, we’ve got good news for you too-if you purchased Wings of Liberty prior to October 31, 2017, you’ll receive the second installment in StarCraft II’s campaign, the zerg-focused Heart of the Swarm, as a limited time offer from November 8 to December 8. The original Wings of Liberty campaign.Here is a specific rundown of everything that will be available to you for free: ![]() Starting November 14, you’ll have free access to the original Wings of Liberty single-player campaign and every Co-op Commander, and will be able to unlock access to StarCraft II’s competitive multiplayer content for free. Curious what that actually means? We know “free-to-play” can mean a lot of things for different games, but we’re here to assure you that when we say that we’re making StarCraft II free-to-play, we really mean it. Read this for more details.We recognize that you might have found your way here after hearing the news that StarCraft II is going free-to-play very soon-on November 14, to be exact. The free version of StarCraft II, launching on Tuesday the 14th, will contain the Wings of Liberty campaign along with SC2's full competitive multiplayer and most of the cooperative mode. We've got until December 8th to redeem the gift, after which it'll expire and vanish. Alec's old review said the Swarm campaign's story and writing were guff but it had some big fun action bits and yup, I'll go for that. I don't really play real-time strategy games in multiplayer and Wings of Liberty's campaign was wobbly enough that I didn't fancy buying HotS, then it slipped out of my mind. Look for the little gift icon in the top-right corner:Ĭlicking that should open a window letting you claim a free copy of HotS. People who owned Wings of Liberty as of October 31st this year can now fire up the client and claim Heart of the Swarm for free. Stomp around as Kerrigan and make some meatfriends, sure, why not? This little freebie comes ahead of Blizzard launching a big free version of SC2, including the Wings of Liberty campaign, next week. If you, like me, bought the original StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty then skipped the sequels, good news: you can now get the Zergy one, Heart of the Swarm, for free. ![]()
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