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# Global Play & clan systems New multiplayer units & abilities 20 new campaign missions StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Expansion Pack

**Brand:** activision
**Price:** ฿904
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## Summary

> 👑 Rule the Swarm, Own the Galaxy!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm Expansion Pack by activision
- **How much does it cost?** ฿904 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Epic Zerg Campaign:** Dive into 20 missions starring Kerrigan’s quest for revenge and evolution.
- • **Next-Level Multiplayer:** Command new units like Hellbats, Swarm Hosts, and Tempests with enhanced tactics.
- • **Global Competitive Edge:** Battle worldwide with Global Play, clans, and unranked matchmaking.
- • **Customizable Swarm Power:** Evolve your Zerg strains and unlock unique abilities to fit your playstyle.
- • **Seamless Cross-Platform Play:** PC and Mac compatible with improved Battle.net features for social and ranked gaming.

## Overview

StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm is the thrilling first expansion to Wings of Liberty, featuring a gripping 20-mission Zerg campaign led by Sarah Kerrigan, new multiplayer units and maps, and enhanced Battle.net features including global matchmaking, clans, and a leveling system. Compatible with PC and Mac, it elevates the iconic RTS experience with fresh strategies and worldwide competition.

## Description

From the Manufacturer StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm is the first expansion to the 2010 release of the heralded Real-Time strategy game, StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty.* Heart of the Swarm features a new campaign continuing the epic story of Sarah Kerrigan, Queen of Blades, as she gathers the remnants of the Zerg Swarm and plots her revenge against the treacherous dictator of the Koprulu sector, Arcturus Mengsk. It also introduces several new multiplayer units and features that enhance the acclaimed StarCraft II online experience.Continue the Story Where Wings of Liberty Left OffHeart of the Swarm picks up the story of StarCraft II where the 2010 release, Wings of Liberty, left off, focusing on Kerrigan's quest to reunite the Swarm and exact revenge on Arcturus Mengsk. Over the course of 20 campaign missions, players will follow Kerrigan as she sweeps across the galaxy, incorporating a variety of distinctive zerg species into her brood. Kerrigan will grow in strength from mission to mission, and players will be able to customize her with powerful new abilities, as well as evolve various zerg strains into fearsome new subspecies to suit their play style.New Weapons, Units and Multiplayer FeaturesNew weapons of war also debut in Heart of the Swarm's multiplayer, including new units such as Terran Hellbats, Zerg Swarm Hosts, and Protoss Tempests, while certain existing units from Wings of Liberty will be updated with new capabilities. New features will enhance the game experience, including group and clan systems; unranked matchmaking; Global Play, enabling players to battle others in different regions around the world; additional stat tracking; user interface improvements; an enhanced physics system, for more visceral looking battles; multiplayer replays, to watch replays with friends; a leveling system that gives Heart of the Swarm players a new way to earn customization options for their online profiles; and much more. An all-new, Zerg-based campaign, that focuses on Kerrigan. View larger Classic StarCraft RTS gameplay. View largerSystem Requirements PC Mac OS Windows XP SP3 / Vista SP1 / Windows 7 / Windows 8 Mac OS X 10.5.8, 10.6.2 or newer CPU 2.2 Ghz Pentium IV or equivalent AMD Athlon processor Intel Processor RAM 1 GB system RAM / 1.5 GB for Vista and Windows 7 & 8 2 GB RAM Disc Drive DVD-ROM drive DVD-ROM drive Hard Drive 12 GB available HD space 12 GB available HD space Video Card 128 MB NVidia GeForce 6600 GT/ATI Radeon 9800 PRO video card NVIDIA GeForce 8600M GT or ATI Radeon X1600 or better Input Keyboard, mouse Keyboard, mouse Connectivity Broadband connection - Battle.net account required Broadband connection - Battle.net account required Key Game FeaturesAn all-new, Zerg-based campaign, that focuses on Kerrigan, the erstwhile 'Queen of Blades'Access to approximately 20 new missionsThe release of new StarCraft II units and new mapsImprovements to Battle.net, including StarCraft Marketplace, timed to coincide with the release of Heart of the SwarmNew multiplayer options, including group and clan systems, unranked matchmaking, global play enabling players to battle others in different regions around the world, multiplayer replays, additional stat tracking, and othersA leveling system that gives Heart of the Swarm players a new way to earn customization options for their online profilesPC and Mac system compatibility ensures that everyone can playAdditional Screenshots 20 new missions. View larger A new Swarm leveling system. View larger Battle.net improvements. View larger Customizable battle focus. View larger* StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty required for play, and sold separately.

Review: Sucks You Right In - Like many reviewers, I have been playing SC since the original. I played SC2 multiplayer for a good 6-8 months after its release (and the campaign of course) before feeling like I just couldn't get over my obstacle of getting out of Gold League. I stopped and didn't really get back into it. When HOTS came out, I shrugged it off now that I'm married, working full-time, and dedicate what gaming time I have now to stuff on my 360. Some of my best friends got back into SC2 and told me to pick up the expansion so we could all play. They said the new units were fun, lots of new maps, etc. I had some desertcart credit to get this for $10 and I figured why not. It's not like I have to be super competitive again. So towards the end of March I picked this up. Fast forward to now, four months later with 30+ hours into MP (still getting over my Gold hump) and just now scratching into the HOTS campaign. I am addicted all over again, and I love it. If you are an SC fan for the lore, this $40 investment (now $30 on desertcart for the time being) is a no-brainer. If you are still playing WoL multiplayer, you're missing out on the new units and an ever-growing e-sports scene. There's not too much to really persuade you on if you enjoyed WoL since there's a high chance you'd fit right in with HOTS. Some of the biggest changes including the new units have to do with Battle.net. Adding Spawning back in (meaning if someone does the free trial of SC2, which has limited options, or just WoL and they party with a friend who has HOTS, while in the party they will have access to everything HOTS MP as well. It's awesome!), improving the League algorithm for both Ranked and Unranked, and adding in more portraits and awards, like unit skins, make it all greater experience. Also I've heard in the rumor mill that Tourney modes and Clan support are a matter of time away. Of course a major component in the expansion is the campaign. If you hadn't guessed by the cover it is focused on Zerg. Like WoL and SC1 the story is no Titanic, but if you enjoy the lore you won't feel like you're wasting your time. I'm still going through the campaign, so I'll display how long it took me to complete once I do so. Stay tuned for updates as time goes, but seriously if you enjoyed WoL I'm not sure why you haven't bought HOTS yet, and if you are a newcomer who enjoys RTS's at least give WoL a shot.
Review: Great Game - In the interest of disclosure let me say that I love playing strategy games. As for the delivery of the item it came via UPS with some difficulty. I however will focus on the game itself. In terms of strategy itself you have your traditional resource gathering of crystal and gas with workers, that you build. You have an army with a cap size that you can expand by expending resources to a set level, usually 200 troop points per level/match. In this iteration you play as the Zerg Queen Sarah Kerrigan and you get to use the various zerg troops to battle Protoss, zerg - both swarm and wild zerg as well as terrans. The zerg give you the option to research ( three ) different upgrades for each zerg unit with only minimal differences between them so each one gives you a small edge in one particular area such as increased attack speed. This is a nice touch even if it does not generally make a huge difference to game play. However a wrinkle that DOES affect your gameplay is the 'evolution' of each unit with the chosen choice being final for the duration of your campaign. This adds a level or replayability to the game which is nice. Thus far I have found the overall level of game play to be easier than the Wings of Liberty game as well as a generally shorter campaign so far. This game is definately a worthy addition to the Star Craft franchise, but like many fans I feel as though this game should have been included with the Wings of Liberty campaign combining all playable factions into a single game rather than making the 2nd faction become an expansion game. This is a money grab by Blizzard - fine $20 - $30 tops which is the range I paid for this game. Any more than that and you really start to lose value for money on this game. Overall a good game with decent graphics and some replayability, which IF you can pick up at bargain price is well worth playing.

## Features

- Expansion pack
- StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty required for play, and sold separately.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B002I0KP4G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,241 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #341 in PC-compatible Games |
| Computer Platform | PC/Mac |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (815) |
| Date First Available | July 15, 2009 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00020626728553 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces |
| Item model number | 72855 |
| Language | English |
| Manufacturer | Blizzard Entertainment |
| Number of Players | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 7.5 x 5.25 x 1.5 inches; 6.4 ounces |
| Publication Date | March 12, 2013 |
| Rated | Rating Pending |
| Release date | March 12, 2013 |
| Type of item | Video Game |
| UPC | 206267285536 803982766670 065555568887 020626728553 |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sucks You Right In
*by B***S on July 21, 2013*

Like many reviewers, I have been playing SC since the original. I played SC2 multiplayer for a good 6-8 months after its release (and the campaign of course) before feeling like I just couldn't get over my obstacle of getting out of Gold League. I stopped and didn't really get back into it. When HOTS came out, I shrugged it off now that I'm married, working full-time, and dedicate what gaming time I have now to stuff on my 360. Some of my best friends got back into SC2 and told me to pick up the expansion so we could all play. They said the new units were fun, lots of new maps, etc. I had some Amazon credit to get this for $10 and I figured why not. It's not like I have to be super competitive again. So towards the end of March I picked this up. Fast forward to now, four months later with 30+ hours into MP (still getting over my Gold hump) and just now scratching into the HOTS campaign. I am addicted all over again, and I love it. If you are an SC fan for the lore, this $40 investment (now $30 on Amazon for the time being) is a no-brainer. If you are still playing WoL multiplayer, you're missing out on the new units and an ever-growing e-sports scene. There's not too much to really persuade you on if you enjoyed WoL since there's a high chance you'd fit right in with HOTS. Some of the biggest changes including the new units have to do with Battle.net. Adding Spawning back in (meaning if someone does the free trial of SC2, which has limited options, or just WoL and they party with a friend who has HOTS, while in the party they will have access to everything HOTS MP as well. It's awesome!), improving the League algorithm for both Ranked and Unranked, and adding in more portraits and awards, like unit skins, make it all greater experience. Also I've heard in the rumor mill that Tourney modes and Clan support are a matter of time away. Of course a major component in the expansion is the campaign. If you hadn't guessed by the cover it is focused on Zerg. Like WoL and SC1 the story is no Titanic, but if you enjoy the lore you won't feel like you're wasting your time. I'm still going through the campaign, so I'll display how long it took me to complete once I do so. Stay tuned for updates as time goes, but seriously if you enjoyed WoL I'm not sure why you haven't bought HOTS yet, and if you are a newcomer who enjoys RTS's at least give WoL a shot.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Game
*by M***K on March 10, 2014*

In the interest of disclosure let me say that I love playing strategy games. As for the delivery of the item it came via UPS with some difficulty. I however will focus on the game itself. In terms of strategy itself you have your traditional resource gathering of crystal and gas with workers, that you build. You have an army with a cap size that you can expand by expending resources to a set level, usually 200 troop points per level/match. In this iteration you play as the Zerg Queen Sarah Kerrigan and you get to use the various zerg troops to battle Protoss, zerg - both swarm and wild zerg as well as terrans. The zerg give you the option to research ( three ) different upgrades for each zerg unit with only minimal differences between them so each one gives you a small edge in one particular area such as increased attack speed. This is a nice touch even if it does not generally make a huge difference to game play. However a wrinkle that DOES affect your gameplay is the 'evolution' of each unit with the chosen choice being final for the duration of your campaign. This adds a level or replayability to the game which is nice. Thus far I have found the overall level of game play to be easier than the Wings of Liberty game as well as a generally shorter campaign so far. This game is definately a worthy addition to the Star Craft franchise, but like many fans I feel as though this game should have been included with the Wings of Liberty campaign combining all playable factions into a single game rather than making the 2nd faction become an expansion game. This is a money grab by Blizzard - fine $20 - $30 tops which is the range I paid for this game. Any more than that and you really start to lose value for money on this game. Overall a good game with decent graphics and some replayability, which IF you can pick up at bargain price is well worth playing.

### ⭐ Beyond dissapointed with Blizzard!!!
*by S***N on June 25, 2013*

Let me start off by saying that I have not gotten a chance to actually play this game. This review is also not a reflection on Amazon's customer service, which has always been great. The one star review is for Blizzard's customer service and inflexible game delivery options. As an employee of the US Embassy in Lusaka, Zambia, I do not have the luxury of good Broadband Internet service. At no time during the purchasing process, did I recall seeing that the game disc contains an executable to begin the download process for the full game which is roughly a 15 - 20 GB download. I repeat, the actual full game file is not on the disc that comes in the box. When I contacted Blizzard about the fact that there is no way on God's green Earth I would be able to download a 15 GB game with my Internet (which is good for this country), they stated something along the lines of their games are designed for people with Broadband connections. I can maintain a connection to Battle.net with my connection, but I cannot download something that size over it. I asked if someone there could just burn the game to a disc and send it to me. Nope, that is not an option either. Quite literally there is nothing they could or would do for me. My problem probably only affects a small portion of the American population, but Blizzard should have some sort of contingency plan in place for this situation. At least a company that gave a crap about it's customers would!

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