It was in development between 2002 and 2006, but Blizzard ended up discarding the idea.
Starcraft: Ghost is not a game that is in the minds of many today, but the title that Blizzard was developing and finally canceled has returned to be topical thanks to seven minutes of gameplay that have appeared on the network after many years of silence Beyond the official material, the track of the title had not been followed, but a few days ago a playable demo leaked showing where the shots of this adventure went in third person and focused on the stealth that was in development between 2002 and 2006 but It ended up discarded.
The game, in development by Blizzard and Nihilistic Software, was starring Nova. One of the leading members of the industry that works for the preservation of video games, Andrew Borman, uncovered the filtration showing quality images of this developing version of the game, and then all kinds of videos on YouTube that have been falling began to appear one after another until this is the one that accompanies the article.
Build available on Xbox
As Kotaku indicates in an article, the gameplay that can be seen in the video is captured on a development console and can be played on a modified Xbox. One of Blizzard's founders, Mike Morhaime, considered that the decision to cancel Ghost was one of his biggest mistakes at the head of the company. We will never know what this new approach could have given itself for a very different delivery to the core of the saga, focused on the genre of real-time strategy.
