I started playing Starcraft when I was only 7. Now, I'm 14 and I still love the game. It's always a challenge. There are hardly any 'simple' missions and mostly, you are at your seat and you feel like you're really in the battle. Out of the three armies, the ones that made my lust for war and victory the most extreme are the Protoss. Despite that, I love it how you are never better than your enemy. You think you are going to be the triumphant commander in a battle against some wimpy Terrans until suddenly, an unseen Ghost unit goes into your base and uses a nuclear missile and blow up over 75% of your men and then, BOOM! They attack at full force and you are in no condition! The tables will turn when you least expect it! Also, all the units and their different abilities are very simple and easy to learn. Not only that, but the fact that you can go online and fight other people on Battle.net, is simply mind blowing! Personally, Starcraft outrates Halo, Halo 2, and (what's probably going to be as crappy as Halo 2) Halo 3. The expansion pack, Brood War, unleashes even more chaos in the tides of war with new units, new characters, new storylines, and new opportunities to win or slip up and lose a battle. Starcraft also presents great voice-acting, important briefings, and units who are ready to kick some major ass.
I'm sure everybody has heard of Starcraft - without a doubt one of the most influential PC games ever and one of the greatest examples of strategy-based gaming to this day. It's a game that has captivated thousands, mayb... Read Full Review
In all that it's worth, I consider StarCraft a classic among all strategy games. The game is great in almost every aspect, and after nearly 10 years, it's still played by lots of people worldwide. Like any BLIZZARD game,... Read Full Review
