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Still, StarCraft 2 was critically praised and sold well, so the chances for a follow-up seemed good. StarCraft 2 faced some technical difficulties, including reports claiming the game caused overheating that could permanently damage video cards.
However, for many fans of the StarCraft series, a new entry in the real-time strategy sci-fi franchise is in high demand. Recently, Blizzard announced it was ending most support for StarCraft 2, which leaves the future of the franchise up in the air. However, it may release under a completely different name. While the future of the series is now uncertain, StarCraft 3 is still a possibility.
It's been a decade since StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty released, and a possible follow-up has long been a source of speculation and rumors within the fandom.
