With this cancellation, Legacy of the Void's campaign is finilly seeing some light of the day.

About two months after the game was released, Blizzard canceled development on the StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm line of games, including Legacy of the Void. The developers had intended to limit the gameplay to four to six hours, but added more content based on the player feedback. The trailer was met with immediate positive reviews, averaging an 89 from ten critics on Metacritic. The game's trailer debuted on channel MTV on October 18, 2010. Dutch radio presenter Eddy de Jong highly praised the spoken dialog at E3 2010 as one of the star attractions of the game, where he said in a previous interview that 'Each voice actor has their own personality and for the first time, really, you can immerse yourself in the role of a certain commander.' In the third game 7.1 audio engine, forty new audio tracks were added for the game, primarily spoken dialog in Campaign and Cooperative modes as well as sound effects used in cutscenes. The developer looked at the trailers and decided that Darth Maul was the best direction for the new character, and the author reskinned him for Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. The game started with the Star Wars adaptation still under work.

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