If you tune into any StarCraft tournament this month or next, you'll note that everyone is playing on the same map pool we've had since midsummer. In fact, just last week, the DreamHack Open Twitter ...

Feel like a little zombie survival? Some match-three action? A cook-off? Hit up the multiplayer tab in StarCraft II today and you'll have something to do besides curse other players' unit spam.

If there’s one word that frustrates content creators, it’s “inappropriate,” but then how would you describe user-crafted StarCraft II maps harboring anti-Semitic symbols? Hold on though–what if the ...

If you thought Blizzard's decision to let players to charge for created maps was the straw that broke the zergling's back, you might want to reconsider. During BlizzCon's StarCraft II gameplay panel, ...

Have you ever wanted to make your own custom map, Mod, or even create a game? The Starcraft II Map Editor is a great place to start, as this will give you ultimate control over everything there is ...

Earlier this week, Blizzard released patch 1.18 for StarCraft. It counts as the first patch for the game in over eight years, and with its release saw StarCraft become a free game. Now a South Korean ...

For Blistering Sands, the design team comments that "you definitely want to control the observatories. If you don’t, you must assume your opponent does and act accordingly." The middle of the map has ...

How do I get the StarCraft II Editor? As long as you have purchased StarCraft II Wings of Liberty, you will have the Starcraft II Map Editor (Galaxy Editor). Do I need Heart of the Swarm in order to ...

A future StarCraft II Marketplace service was announced today at BlizzCon. The Battle.net store, planned to be added to StarCraft II after the game's launch, will allow map makers to publish both free ...

The ability to easily download, play, and share modded content in StarCraft 2 was a big deal, and Blizzard waxed positively lyrical about the tools the last time I was at their offices. The more I dig ...

GameSpot may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and from purchases through links. Who was there: Matt Morris (lead level designer on Starcraft II) was ...