Posted By Rohan Philip | On 05th, Apr. 2015
StarCraft: Queen of Blades
I love StarCraft mainly for the single player campaign, which in my opinion has a lot of depth to the characters and story. Which means that as far as I am concerned, Star Craft: Queen of Blades is quite an interesting book, because it tells the story from the perspective of Jim Raynor. If you are a Jim Raynor fan, pick this book up and be impressed.
Publisher:Giants Software
Developer:Giants Software
Platforms:PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Publisher:Bethesda Softworks
Developer:MachineGames
Platforms:Xbox Series X, PC, PS5
Publisher:Microsoft
Developer:Asobo Studio
Platforms:Xbox Series X, PC
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