StarCraft II has been playable for just 48 hours and already a number of reviews are up. I have to admit, I find it difficult to comprehend how someone could complete the substantial campaign, as well as get a feel for the additional challenge missions and then of course, the mammoth multiplayer component, in such a short time. <\/p>\n
At any rate, there are 4 Metacritic<\/a> approved reviews up so far. Joystiq gave it<\/a> 100%, NZGamer gave it<\/a> 98\/100, Megagamers gave it<\/a> 94\/100, and so did<\/a> Gaming XP. This gives the game an overall Metacritic score of 97\/100. <\/p>\n Metacritic’s user score for the game is sitting on a less awe inspiring 85\/100, and is comprised of 492 votes. Of course we wouldn’t take these too seriously, as the third listed user review gives the game 0\/10, instantly discrediting the entire concept of user-reviews. <\/p>\n More review scores are bound to start trickling in over the next few days, and whether or not StarCraft II can remain north of that magical 95\/100 mark remains to be seen. MyGaming will be publishing two separate reviews, one for the single player and one for the multiplayer component. <\/p>\n Our initial impressions have been highly positive. The single player campaign is surprisingly deep and engaging, with a variety of mission types as well as a couple of neat new ideas which keep things fresh.<\/p>\n The multiplayer is as savage and addictive as ever, and the overall polish is exactly what we would expect from a game of this pedigree. <\/p>\n Stay tuned for our full reviews coming soon. <\/p>\n