There are no cinematics, and no camplain mode. But LAN and single player are playable. The game have been compressed down to 50 mb (wow) and can be easily put on a USB drive. No CD or

Following the success of Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines, Pyro Studios and Eidos Interactive created a smaller--and far more challenging--version of the same game with a few tweaks and improvements.

Release: 30 November 1998
Genre: Real-time strategy
Developer: Saffire Blizzard Entertainment
Language: English
Size: 1,2 GB

This is Starcraft & Brood War expansion, coming to you with patch 1.16.1, NOT requiring CD to play. No cd-hacks needed, just push starcraft.exe and you're ready to go. Not playable on battle.net, buy the original if you want to (or wait for Starcraft 2 )

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StarCraft focuses around three distinct interstellar species: the psionic Protoss, the adaptable Terrans, and the insectoid Zerg. The game revolves around players collecting resources to construct a base, upgrade their militaries, and ultimately conquer opponents. Brood War's gameplay remains fundamentally unchanged from that of StarCraft, although it introduces fine-tuning to unit costs and some abilities for strategic and balance purposes. These changes make rushing tactics—a factor that gained some criticism in the original StarCraft—less practical. The single-player campaign has an increased difficulty; missions are no longer entirely linear, and a greater focus on strategy is needed to complete missions. In addition, the game's artificial intelligence (AI) has been augmented so that AI-controlled players are more intelligent and tends to use tactics more effectively.

In the distant future a small group of human exiles have been doomed to fight for survival on the edge of the galaxy. Through military strength, espionage and deceit, a unified Terran government has maintained an uneasy peace. As resources run short, however, these Confederate nations find themselves looking towards the rich worlds of their alien neighbors, the enigmatic Protoss. To further complicate matters, it seems that a previously unknown and deadly species known only as the Zerg has entered Protoss space and is destroying everything in its path. The time for war has come...
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