The StarCraft Universe Kickstarter is coming to an end in four days and is still a little over $10,000 short of its goal of $80,000. Hoping to stir up some more excitement for the project, the team has released its first alpha of multiplayer for its ambitious StarCraft II mod. Called Final Testament, the newest release of StarCraft Universe can be played for free on the StarCraft II Starter Edition as a custom map, and players can experience how the multiplayer is.
Up until this point, StarCraft Universe only had a single player release proving that the team is working hard on developing MMO-quality raids in an RTS engine. While there are still plenty of bugs to work out, the team promises that it has been working closely with Blizzard Entertainment to tweak the StarCraft II Map Editor in order to support and bring MMO-quality raids to the custom map.
If you’re interested to see how that’s shaping up, and how the multiplayer plays out, you can watch a video below of the Final Testament multiplayer alpha demo.
