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Next StarCraft Game Announced at BlizzCon as an Open-World Shooter, but It's Not Due Out Until 2030

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Blizzard has officially announced a new installment in the StarCraft franchise, marking the first game in the series since 2007's StarCraft II. This title represents a significant departure from its real-time strategy roots, as it will be an open-world shooter launching in 2030. The announcement validates long-standing rumors and cryptic hints released by Blizzard earlier this year, and fans should anticipate further reveals given the company’s tendency to showcase games well in advance of their release.

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