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Published: 2013-03-25, Author: John , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Heart of the Swarm delivers a fun single player experience and updates to the multiplayer portion of the game. It took a while to get here and the 20 or so missions available is a little shorter experience that I would've liked for waiting two and a half ...
Abstract: StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm 12Next »The front half: a 20-odd mission campaign with a steadily evolving spread of controllable units spurred on by an earnest, overwrought story of revenge. Dig through that, learn the game’s many long and greasy rope...
Fun and diverse campaign with plenty of places to visit and cover in creep, Kerrigan and her army can be upgraded in powerful, satisfying ways, Great, varied online play with strategic depth, Slick production values in all respects.
Absurd story makes the original Starcraft seem like Shakespeare, Some multiplayer balancing issues
StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm's fantastically diverse campaign and entertaining online play make up for its lackluster writing....
StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm embodies an evolved RTS that shows Blizzard has taken on even more superior genes from other gaming greats, even when those greats coincidentally happen to be of their own creation. If this is what happened since Wings of L...
Heart of the Swarm follows admirably in the footsteps of its predecessors. It's a high quality expansion to a high quality game, and further solidifies Blizzard's throne at the top of the RTS market....
Heart of the Swarm does what any good expansion should: it renews interest in a series, hones the rough edges of the original, and expands the scope of the narrative. Story-wise, the single player probably doesn't stack up to Wings of Liberty, though many...
Abstract: Near the beginning of StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm, as the noble pirate Jim Raynor and the psychic-soldier-turned-evil-Zerg-queen-turned-confused-human Sarah Kerrigan are escaping from a squad of invading marines, Kerrigan picks up a gun. "Been a long...
While the story may seem doomed from the very beginning, there is a ton of surprises and much fun to be had with this game. With new units, cool set pieces and amazing cinematics, Heart of the Swarm will not disappoint its fans. The audiovisual presentati...
Abstract: Heart of the Swarm, the second in the StarCraft II trilogy of games, had me amped from the moment I heard its title announced. StarCraft is a franchise that prides itself on cutting-edge gameplay, great graphics, and terrific storylines. Sure, there are p...
Abstract: Never has the term “star-crossed lovers” fashioned itself quite so literally and figuratively, at the same time, as it does in StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm. From colleagues, to guilty actions, to hated enemies, to desperate rescue missions, and finally...
