This is not, to my knowledge, a time-limited offer, so you should be able to get it at some point, even if you have difficulty initially. Interestingly, this is a newly patched version of StarCraft 1. You can get a full rundown of the updates in this post on Blizzard's StarCraft forum.
What's more, this version includes not only the core game, but also the Brood War expansion pack. Don't be confused by the installer, which mentions only the latter during setup. I remember spending a lot of hours playing this back in the late '90s.
It may look a little long in the tooth, but the gameplay is as solid -- and addictive -- as ever. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. Unlocked upon reaching tier 2 with the terran War Chest 6. The refinery is designed to process raw vespene gas and package it into a handy cylinder, which is easily transported by space construction vehicles.
Despite diligent maintenance, Tyrador IX's refineries have reported lower-than-average vespene yields since the Cerberus attack, as if the underground reservoirs they tap have been diverted. Unlocked upon reaching tier 13 with the terran War Chest 6. Using a combination of electromagnetic and thermal technology alongside Doppler analysis and seismic sensors, the multispectrum output of these towers cause them to be easily detectable by enemies. After a false alarm triggered by an overlarge moth led to the vaporization of a Mar Sara trading post, the new line of sensor towers had its perceptive power dialed back slightly.
Soon after the Cerberus zerg attacked, Tyrador sensor towers began detecting strange seismic patterns, but these were attributed to widespread Ihan-rii construction efforts. Unlocked upon reaching tier 12 with the terran War Chest 6. The Dominion Marine Corps combat handbook makes it very clear that air superiority is vital to terran dominance in the Koprulu sector and beyond. After each mission is complete, the special forces starport carries its crew and cargo into orbit, where it functions as a fully operational space station.
Proliferating extraplanetary threats have led the Knights of Tyrador to accelerate their starport production schedules, but the Ihan-rii seem to be amassing air units just as quickly. Supply Depot with Calldown: Supplies. Unlocked upon reaching Level 20 with Terran. Unlocked upon reaching tier 3 with the terran War Chest 6. Every CO worth their salt knows the importance of a supply line. Without a depot fully stocked with fuel and ammo, warfare is simply impossible.
After the tragic loss of its heir apparent , Angel Shipping is back in business. The company's shipments are guaranteed to arrive on the frontlines ahead on schedule and under budget. On hotter planets, the supply depot's supercharged ventilation systems makes it a popular spot for off-duty marines to crack open a few cold ones.
The unicorn sigil atop each Knights of Tyrador supply depot is hand-polished twice daily, usually by the freshest and lowest-ranking recruits. Unlocked upon reaching tier 11 with the terran War Chest 6. Once combat buildings are established, small tech labs are built alongside them to undertake research and development work. Some of this work can be dangerous, but it is seen essential to the war effort. The special forces tech lab uses nanotechnology pilfered from the Dominion's protoss allies to maximize energy efficiency and research speed.
Knights of Tyrador tech labs feature state-of-the-art climate control systems to maintain peak efficiency through the planet's intense shifts in temperature. Unlocked upon reaching tier 4 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 4 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. First observed during the Siege of Cask , the baneling is a highly volatile explosive combat strain evolved from the zergling. Few materials can resist the acid burst released upon their detonation.
The spine-like growths of the Leviathan Brood zerglings remain present on the acid sacks of their banelings. Even a total metamorphosis is incapable of changing the chaotic nature of their core essence.
Inspired by the banelings in Kerrigan's Swarm , Dehaka has encouraged the mutation of a similar strain of creatures in his pack. A recreation of the baneling posed a unique problem for engineers, as their carefully harvested acid sacs kept melting through the surrounding plate infrastructure.
Eventually they made it work. The return on investment for replacing a baneling's entire nervous system, only to have it immediately blow up, is dubious. Luckily, Cerberus's clients have quite a lot of money to spend. Unlocked upon reaching tier 15 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 15 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Evolved to rule the skies, the brood lords are terrifying creatures that hurl destructive broodlings at enemy forces. Despite their late introduction into the Swarm, many brood lords still bear the Leviathan Brood's signature genetic traits—likely a sign of early experimentation by the evolution master, Abathur.
While infesting a planet with exceptionally large seas, some brood lords took to the water and evolved the ability to dive deep into the trenches while devouring their prey. A small number of brood lords have been integrated into primal zerg packs, resulting in a strikingly different creature most notable for its unusual claws. Upon completing the brood lord prototype that exceeded all standards, the team of Project Simulant on leave for a celebratory vacation. Strangely, they never returned Each broodling dispatched from the Cerberus brood lord can be controlled individually by a commander safe at a computer console, far away from the actual battle.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 13 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 13 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Held aloft by a biologically produced electromagnetic field, corruptors can spray a stream of caustic acid that eats through even the most durable of construction materials.
While hardened spines and webbed features often suggest an aquatic background, the Leviathan Brood's corruptors adapted themselves to survive in high gravity environments. The original corruptors have the distinction of being absorbed both by the Swarm and the primal zerg. The latter have adapted thicker claws and carapaces to assist with their rigorous feeding process.
Rather than spores, these mechanical corruptors posses self-replicating nanites that have been programmed to perform the same function, disturbingly enough.
Driven underground after the fall of Arcturus Mengsk , the Cerberus Program evolved their neural reprogamming initiative, targeting zerg instead of terran soldiers. Unlocked upon purchasing the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon purchasing the zerg Katowice War Chest. Single minded and diligent, drone hold within their genetic code the evolutionary potential for all zerg structures. All they require are resources and creep to nourish their added biomass. This unusual drone hatched amid a pile of rusting terran wreckage.
Rather than suffering from the interference, its flesh adapted to fuse itself with the rubble. Earlier evolutions of the drone had more vibrant coloration and increased aggression reflexes that gradually disappeared from the population in the following years.
Poisonous fin rays are a universal mechanism signaling predators to stay away. Some creatures merely mimic their deadly appearance to discourage unwanted aggression. Primal drones often find themselves in perilous positions, as stronger members of their packs have been known to feed on them when they require additional nourishment. The Simulant Project began with the construction of a mechanical drone that could be used during target practice to test alternate combat techniques and weapons, but it soon grew much larger.
Like the rest of the Cerberus zerg, this drone's nervous system has been replaced with cybernetic technology, enabling full musuloskellitular control. Unlocked upon reaching tier 2 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 2 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 9 with the free BlizzCon War Chest. Evolved to be nightmarish killers, hydralisks boast robust musculature that allow them to eject spines between their carapace plating with such speed that they can puncture neosteel. Hydralisks of the Leviathan Brood never lost the genetic sequences necessary to metamorphisize into lurkers. Indeed, the effect of the lurker's appearance is woven directly into their DNA.
Though the noxious strain of zerg first emerged in the ultralisk , it has since spread to include hydralisks as well. These specimens have inherited the strain's signature toxic characteristics, along with a more ferocious appearance. Swarm hydralisks were quickly integrated into primal zerg packs, where they kept many of their original traits. Clearly this is a testament to their evolutionary strength.
Simulant hydralisks posed a significant risk to their creators, who chose to replace their claws with blades that could be easily dulled during the assembly process. Cerberus hydralisks penetrated New Canaan's defensive perimeter during a dust storm, when their luminescent eyes were mistaken for a dune buggy's headlights. Earlier hydralisk evolutions were characterized by slimmer spikes and an imposing, colorful crest.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 8 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 8 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. True to their name, infestors spreads the Swarm's influence wherever they go. Organisms that are injected with an infestor's neural parasite become the zerg's mindless soldiers. As a colony creature, the organisms comprising the borbu matriarch took many different functions.
Within the Leviathan infestors, the defensive structures of the base creature are more pronounced. As frequent targets of the larger, more vicious members of their pack, primal infestors have evolved thickened plating along their back to protect themselves.
Researchers failed to create an AI that replicated the infestors' neural parasites. They were removing the infestors from production when, unexpectedly, the AI began functioning perfectly In response to feedback from an important corporate client, Cerberus implanted the notoriously fragile infestor with a supportive titanium infrastructure. Unlocked upon reaching tier 3 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 3 with the zerg War Chest 6.
This unassuming, maggot-like organism is covered in a deceptively strong hide and capable of mutating into any number of horrors. Visual recognition among Simulants is a common justification for creating mecha larvae that resemble their inspirations in silhouette and gait. This doesn't entirely explain why Simulant Project engineers felt it necessary to replicate the larva's signature squelching noises.
Cerberus invested a great deal of effort in mapping unique and often painful stimuli to the metamorphoses of the zerg larva in which they resulted. Unlocked upon reaching tier 9 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 9 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. The lurker was believed lost until its sequences were recovered from a feral hive cluster. Now, the lurkers serve the Swarm once again, annihilating their foes from the darkness below. The innate connection between hydralisks and lurkers in the Leviathan Brood is unparalleled among the Swarm.
As such, their metamorphosis yields a considerable number of additional seismic spikes. Some of the primal hydralisks developed mutations that lead them to display an increasing number of lurker characteristics.
At this point, they resemble lurkers more than their hydralisk ancestors. Extensive subterranean tests yielded a capable mechanized lurker, aside from its spikes, which were reshaped to better perform under blunt force impact. A company of Ihan-rii protoss dispatched to investigate the surface of Tyrador IX were massacred by Cerberus lurkers that happened to be burrowed at the landing site.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 12 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 12 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Few things are as terrifying as a sky blotted out by the wings mutalisks. The glaive wurm symbiotes they expel can easily ravage entire armies from above. Mutalisks comprise a vast number of the Leviathan Brood's forces. It is said they function as one mind in battle, a singular unyielding mass that blacks out the sky.
The primal mutalisks are everchanging, particularly when it comes to their wings and tails. This strain features subdued coloring, allowing them to conceal themselves in many different environments. Though the mutalisk struggled with initial weight tests, its eventual success lead to many new investors for the Simulant Project —some with ulterior motives Swarms of Cerberus mutalisks outmaneuvered the inexperienced viking pilots defending Tyrador IX , but they faced a tougher foe when the Ihan-rii protoss descended in ancient stone ships.
Overlord Transport. Unlocked upon reaching tier 11 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching Level 20 with Zerg. Unlocked upon reaching tier 11 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Overlords perform a critical function for a zerg hive cluster- spreading creep and relaying psionic commands from a broodmother to the less evolved organisms she controls. Overlord exert control over the minions of the zerg.
As a result of their constant connection, the overlords of the Leviathan Brood's overlords reflect the genetic mutations of the creatures beneath them. Due to the need to support many different strains of zerg at once, overlords can sometimes exhibit spontaneous adaptive mutations in an attempt to improve their own efficiency.
Some primal pack leaders, like Dehaka , have evolved beyond the need of overlords, but a few nonetheless remain as vestiges of the past. An early creation during the course of the Simulant Project , the overlord is carefully controlled by a lab scientist, making it a critical safety point in the entire operation.
Cerberus overlords use incandescent energy beacons to pinpoint positioning even in low-visibility conditions, like the dust storms and fog banks common on Tyrador IX. Evolved from the overlord , the overseer focuses its eyes toward scouting and revealing the presence of hidden enemies, wherever they may lurk. Bred to specialize in reconnaissance, the fins and tendrils of the Leviathan overseers allow them to cut through both air and water with minimal effort.
One of the rarest species of primal zerg , overseers are seldom seen. Like their Swarm counterparts, they have evolved from primal overlords and posses especially keen senses. Unable to fully replicate the organic structure behind the overseer's eyes, the head engineer replaced them with detection sensors that fulfill largely the same purpose—aside from the aesthetics. The Cerberus overseer's void sensor technology was developed by one Dr.
Rudolfo Subsourian. It can triangulate the exact position of a cloaking effect within 20 kilometers. Unlocked upon reaching tier 5 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 5 with the zerg Katowice War Chest.
To safeguard the future of the Swarm, Kerrigan orchestrated the creation of a new breed of queens. Capable of independent thought an analysis, they serve as the hive-masters of an ever-evolving Swarm. Even the queens of the Leviathan Brood are incredibly vicious and hostile. Any creatures foolish enough to approach their clutch with hostile intent may find themselves quickly impaled by many spines.
Primal packs are ruled by strength alone, therefore queens occupy a much different position within them versus more traditional broods, and are rarely present in great numbers. The magnificent queen was the first completed production model to go missing.
Loath to publicly reveal their activities, the Simulant Project investigated the matter as quietly as possible. Queens defend the Cerberus backline with forged titanium blades, jet-powered spine launchers, and matronly instincts that even a neurological overhaul couldn't eliminate entirely.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 6 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 6 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Evolved from roaches after years of genetic modification, ravagers possess the ability to quickly generate massive amounts of corrosive bile and then expel them at their foes. Monstrous and towering, the fully evolved ravager is a sight to behold. The webbed nightmares deployed by the Leviathan Brood are only more so.
Calcification of zerg carapaces into a hardened shell makes for more effective armor. Abathur considers the intimidation factor a welcome bonus. Defiant and bloodthirsty, the primal ravagers will devour their young if they are not strong enough to fight back. Given this level of aggression, it is uncertain how this species will survive. Simulant ravagers have been fitted with heat-absorbent panels instead of spikes around their plasma fire receptacles to prevent damage to the rest of the model.
The plasma spines on the Cerberus ravager's back superheat the corrosive bile it fires. On Tyrador IX , these ravagers punched a massive hole in the terran defense. Unlocked upon reaching tier 3 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Roaches were hand-selected by the Queen of Blades for assimilation into the Swarm.
Their impressive tissue regeneration and acidic venom make them resilient as well as deadly. Much like the zantar slugs they are derived from, roaches display an incredible potential for adaptation. Vespene exposure has been known to cause those of Leviathan Brood to grow incredibly aggressive. Under Zagara's orders, Abathur has continued to manipulate the zerg genome in search of perfection.
The roach's innate regenerative abilities make it the ideal candidate for such a pursuit. Roaches were among the first to be absorbed into the primal packs of Zerus , where they developed the capacity to mutate into primal igniters and primal guardians. These machines have been outfitted with a sophisticated self-repair system to replicate the roach's incredible healing ability, while also combating structural damage from its acid reserves.
Cerberus scientists bulwarked the roach's already-impressive armor with a carbon fiber nanoweave. Forged titanium blades were added to aid its offensive capabilities as well. Unlocked upon reaching tier 7 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 7 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. The Swarm excels at proliferation, especially the hideous swarm host.
By rapidly birthing a multitude of locusts , a single swarm host can overwhelm an entire army. The swarm hosts of the Leviathan Brood are uniquely specialized for amphibious assault and bear many genetic advantages that allow them to quickly move through the oceans and assail their prey.
These creatures have developed as an offshoot of the primal hosts , who were progenitors of all swarm hosts. Now, through a surprising twist of fate, the two strains have merged once more. Engineers began to fall ill while working on the swarm host mechanics. However, its safety systems did not report a problem, and production continued undisturbed—fatalities aside.
The Cerberus swarm host contains an internal microfactory that equips each locust with remote-control headgear. Unlocked upon reaching tier 10 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 10 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Ultralisks are legendary for their size and strength.
Their armored carapaces are nearly impenetrable, and their gargantuan pincers can both crush and eviscerate their enemies with ease. Few other living creatures can match the sheer might of the ultralisk. Those birthed by the Leviathan Brood are terrifying vistages of spines and blades—monsters worthy of legend. Ultralisks are powerful and destructive as they are.
When combined with the essence of Zerus's primal zerg , they become truly unstoppable killing machines. Primal ultralisks exhibit a high level of variety in their appearance, with some closely resembling the Swarm ultralisks, and others adopting different features better suited to life on Zerus. Early on the project, it was agreed that the team would never construct a replica of the ultralisk.
When chaos overtook the lab, it became clear that the agreement had been broken Cerberus sales teams always make sure to show prospective clients the remote-controlled ultralisk. Their heat-treated titanium blade implants are a beautiful sight to behold. Early ultralisks were slimmer and more agile than their modern-day counterparts, with swaths of muscle and sinew instead of bulky armor.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 14 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 14 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Originally part of the primal zerg , the viper's sequences were incorporated into the Swarm by Abathur himself. Now they serve as a tool to manipulate the battlefield to their master's liking. As one of the original zerg broods, Leviathan vipers exhibit more defiler tendencies than that rest of the Swarm. While this has caused many abnormalities to surface, its potent toxins appear to be worth it.
The original viper specimens possess a number of uniquely viscous defenses, making it no surprise they came to Abathur's attention as prime candidates for further evolution. As the Simulant Project neared its completion, the directors became increasingly concerned about what they had created—and at what cost. The project owners stopped answering questions around this point.
Vipers with hammerhead cranial implants demonstrate dramatic increases in prehensile proboscis precision. Zergling Metabolic Boost Upgraded. Unlocked upon reaching tier 1 with the zerg BlizzCon War Chest. Unlocked upon reaching Level 30 with Zerg. Unlocked upon reaching tier 1 with the zerg Katowice War Chest. Savage and feral, zerglings are most dangerous when attacking in large groups that are controlled by a larger and more advanced strain of zerg.
The reproduction of the zergling genome has had unpredictable results. The growths present in Leviathan zerglings are not intentionally evolved, but a byproduct of their extremely simplified DNA. Few zerg have shorter life expectancy than the zergling. Any mutation that increases that life expectancy is considered worthy of observation and analysis. Some of the smaller primal zerglings have been known to resemble their Swarm counterparts, even to the point where they possess similar attack capabilities.
Though they look and act just like zerglings, the simulants are purely mechanical reproductions that run wholly on electrical power sources, rather than absorbing the DNA of their enemies. Zergling nervous systems are so hyperactive that Cerberus engineers had to affix two antennas to control their movement properly.
Baneling Nest. Unlocked upon reaching tier 8 with the zerg War Chest 6. The zerg hive cluster must have a baneling nest to add the baneling breed's genetic code. Once a nest is in place, any zergling on the field can be commanded to form a fleshy chrysalis for a brief pupation state, and then it will burst forth as a baneling—a foul, bloated creature with bulbous, acid filled green sacs pulsating on its back.
The upper half of the Simulant baneling nest is held aloft by the same antigravity technology deployed in terran battlecruisers. To trigger the collapse of key terran fortifications, Cerberus baneling nests have been rigged to detonate in cave networks across Tyrador IX. Evolution Chamber. Unlocked upon reaching tier 5 with the zerg War Chest 6. Gene sequences twist and merge within the evolution chamber, generating improvements for the zerg army. Like other Simulant structures, the evolution chamber is constructed from a polymeric alloy capable of flexing to accommodate the rolling biomechanical processes within.
After months of frustration in the Cerberus bioengineering department, it was discovered that pumping an evolution chamber's arteries full of command pheromones could just about tame the structure's hyperadaptive tendencies. Unlocked upon reaching tier 2 with the zerg War Chest 6. This is a biological structure that digests vespene gas before excreting it in small flesh sacs.
The sacs are perfectly designed to be easily transportable by a drone. Planning documents indicate that the Simulant Project's extractors were intended to be purely decorative.
It remains unclear when they shifted to full vespene production. Cerberus extractors pulse unremittingly beneath Tyrador IX's surface, leeching every trace of vespene gas from the planet's crust to power further expansion. Unlocked upon reaching tier 1 with the zerg War Chest 6. Unlocked upon reaching tier 9 with the free War Chest 6.
Each colony has a heart. From digesting minerals to creating larva to generating creep , hatcheries hold the genetic blueprints for the zerg. By the time the Simulant Project's replica hatcheries mysteriously began producing a substance indistinguishable from creep , the directors had bigger problems to worry about. After verifying that their infiltration of Tyrador IX's subterranean environment had escaped detection, Cerberus began seeding the planet's extensive lava tubes with remote-operated hatcheries.
The zerg broodmothers vied for dominance over one another in the absence of the Queen of Blades. Many of those who were weak were displaced from their colonies and perished. Others discovered abandoned, dormant hatcheries and set to work raising new broods. Hydralisk Den. Unlocked upon reaching tier 10 with the zerg War Chest 6.
The zerg took the structure of the peaceful slothien and evolved it to create the hydralisk den. Over time, it developed a biological exoskeleton to protect its flesh. Investigators were never able to ascertain the purpose of the deadly vanadium blades sprouting from the hydralisk den, nor the individual responsible for placing them there. Infestation Pit. Unlocked upon reaching tier 14 with the zerg War Chest 6.
The infestation pit is where genetics run wild, cultivating a vast array of diseases, plague cells, and neural parasites. Only the most efficient of these maladies are utilized by infestors. The first suggestion of the Simulant Project AI malfunction came when the infestor den stopped responding to its maintenance technicians. Neural parasites from judiciously distributed infestation pits ensure that any adventurous spelunkers who happen across Cerberus -occupied lava tubes report technical difficulties, then are never heard from again.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 11 with the zerg War Chest 6. From a distance, the lurker den appears to be more bone than flesh. Upon closer inspection, the exterior is more like a grooved, thick leather. The process of generating nano-tipped lurker spines generated tremendous heat, which the Simulant lurker den dissipates through a convoluted network of vents and cooling fins. Anticipating the need for advance lookouts and a stealthy first line of defense, Cerberus produced an abundance of lurker dens to support their infestation of Tyrador IX.
Nydus Network. Nydus Worm Spawned from Nydus Network. Unlocked upon reaching tier 13 with the zerg War Chest 6. Nydus networks evolved from a combination of nydus canals and the desire of the broodmothers to surprise and swarm.
When activated by chemical stimuli, nydus networks form tunnels underground across the battlefield. A scanner sweep conducted after the dissolution of the Simulant Project revealed a convoluted network of unauthorized nydus tunnels honeycombing the facility. Remote-operated nydus networks ensure that the second invasion of Tyrador IX will come from everywhere at once, hopefully facilitating an outcome more palatable to the Cerberus executive board.
Unlocked upon reaching tier 9 with the zerg War Chest 6. Generating roaches and ravagers require dark, humid conditions. The roach warren is a perfectly constructed biological organ that replicates this environment precisely. Significant polymer-alloy innovations were necessary to develop innovations for the Simulant roach warren that would withstand the turmoil of its internal acid generation.
Cerberus adaptations of zerg structures like the roach warren produce self-replicating blueprints for remote control equipment to be installed synchronous with larval development. Spawning Pool. Unlocked upon reaching tier 4 with the zerg War Chest 6. The spawning pool's large chambers have grown to house the genetic mutations of zerg organisms other than the zergling including a flightless variant of the queen.
Polymer-titanium composites allow the simulant spawning pool to flex and conform to the volatile ooze it contains. Cybernetic enhancements keep Cerberus spawning pools in temperature and pH ranges considerably more precise than their pure-biological antecedents. Spine Crawler Root and Uproot. Unlocked upon reaching tier 6 with the zerg War Chest 6. Following the Brood War , the swarm generated spine crawlers to better protect itself from ground threats.
They are capable of repositioning around the battlefield to gain better control of an area. The spearpoint terminating in a monomolecular tip allows the Simulant spine crawler to penetrate even the thickest terran armor. Cerberus has tasked thousands of remote-control spine crawlers with expanding the lava tube networks that criss-cross Tyrador IX's crust.
Greater Spire. Unlocked upon reaching tier 12 with the zerg War Chest 6. How the Free Name Change service works, and why it may have changed the name on a different character.
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