StarCraft Remastered, the versions Blizzard will charge for, are coming this summer with new high-res art, remastered audio, support for modern resolutions (and widescreen!), and so on. Hey, it's only 19 years old - give 'em time! Poking my head into the sorts of musty dens where grizzled StarCrafters swig rotgut and gob into spacespitoons, I do hear a bit of grumbling about others issues left unfixed. The 1.18 patch notes mention changes like adding windowed fullscreen mode and an Observer mode while improving networking, the anticheat, and compatibility with new versions of Windows. Playing online requires you to sign up for a account but the singleplayer and LAN play don't even need that. Legally Blizzard has just released the original game plus the Brood War expansion for free for both PC and Mac. They're free indefinitely, not for a short window. Nearly two decades after its 1998 release, StarCraft is now free. You can grab StarCraft free for Windows here and for Mac here. But for now, free StarCraft for all is just dandy, ta. The real overhaul is coming later this summer in the not-free StarCraft Remastered. StarCraft: Brood War continues the award-winning saga of galactic warfare as the Zerg, Protoss and Terrans struggle for their continued survival. The game that birthed modern digital sports! The game that launched a thousand zerg rushes! The game that still has the best tanks in all RTSland! Blizzard have updated StarCraft a touch to play nicer with modern computers but mostly it's still just StarCraft ("just StarCraft" she says!). This game is designed for multiplayer use. Blizzard's seminal 1998 strategy game StarCraft and its expansion, Brood War, are now free for all and sundry. StarCraft and StarCraft: Brood War are now free.
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