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StarCraft Devs Promise New Game Will Definitely Release in 2030

We got the chance to speak with the developers of the new StaCcraft game, who explained why they shared such a distant release date and even teased some potential gameplay elements.

StarCraft Devs Promise New Game Will Definitely Release in 2030

Blizzard has announced that StarCraft is getting a new game, but it's taking an entirely different approach from its previous installments. The sci-fi franchise will now be launched as an open-world shooter and is set to release in 2030. During Blizzcon 2026, StarCraft GM & VP Dan Hay and Associate Director AnaLee Haertling were asked about the long-awaited release date and the game's gameplay elements.

Hay revealed that sharing a firm release date helps keep everyone "honest" and serves as a rallying cry for the team. He also stated that the team is focused on creating a game that is fun, powerful, and allows players to explore a world filled with warfare and different factions. Hay further hinted at the visceral feeling of being a soldier fighting against massive, deadly creatures and the importance of making the game feel authentic and welcoming to both new and veteran players.

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