Blizzard Developing a New StarCraft Shooter
Here we go again: Blizzard is said to be working on another StarCraft shooter
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Not much is known about the project, aside from the fact that former Far Cry lead Dan Hay is reportedly at the helm. Hay was supposedly overseeing the publisher's first new series since Overwatch - the fairytale survival game Odyssey, which was unceremoniously canceled amid layoffs - but transitioned to StarCraft shortly after.
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