Starcraft II: Wings of Liberty is “more of the original Starcraft.” You collect resources, build bases, make armies, and fight with them. The graphics are better than the original, and a couple of the units are different, but really, that’s all. And that’s great, because Starcraft was a great game with an engaging story and three interesting factions that were also well-balanced.

Despite its simple graphic style—a throwback to the days of Tron right down to the “Recognizer”—Multiwinia’s simple, glowing shapes are oddly beautiful and downright hypnotic at times, making it all to easy to distract you from the explosive battles going on. As the name spells out, it’s a strictly multiplayer game, ditching the puzzle-combat structure of the original for straight-out battles.