Each expansion lets players control one of the three main factions. StarCraft II has a pretty compelling single-player campaign across it’s three expansions. StarCraft II is one of the finest RTS games ever made, and it’s one of the best games in Blizzard’s library, period.
StarCraft II is still well supported, and for good reason. So if you’ve been on the fence about trying it out and are afraid no one will be online, just know that there is nothing to worry about.
In fact, the game got an additional expansion pack just a few years ago. StarCraft II may feel like a weird step-sibling in the Blizzard lineup of games, but it is still incredibly well supported and played all around the world, particularly in Korea. Today, we are celebrating the best RTS games across the years. They also provide a nice challenge since the AI you’re facing works in real time rather than turns. RTS games are great for people who love micro-managing tasks, city-building, and strategic combat. The best RTS games utilize these controllers effectively and implement great mechanics while doing so. Real time strategy games, for instance, are complex and require far more than what the inputs of a traditional controller can deliver. Playing into the familiar trope of “getting the team together,” the mission pulled a real-world historical event into a framework that was recognizable, fitting right in between the TV documentary style narrative delivery and a video game mission pieced out into several stages.PC gaming gets lumped into the broader gaming genre a lot, but there is actually a unique subculture within it, particularly around the types of games that become popular on PC. Early in the French campaign, for example, I was tasked with gathering troops with special abilities one-by-one to fight in a duel. All of these are ways of warping history into incremental stories that have the feel of video game narratives. They all have a distinct tone to them: the English conflict with the Normans is the story of pitched battles on opposite shores the French campaign centers on national myth and heroism the Mongol campaign is about one cunning maneuver after the other and the Moscow campaign is the story of one city-state that grows to be a power. I spent the bulk of my time with “Age of Empires IV” working through those campaigns - four distinct sets of missions that ask you to command four different empires through some critical moments in their history.
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