The Zerg have a unique skill, most of their units can burrow underground. Since you need a detector unit to see them, this makes it quite easy to lay a trap for your enemies.

Zerg are arguably the most complex race to play in StarCraft 2; here are some tips to master playing as them. ... Place Spine and Spore Crawlers throughout the map to constantly harass enemies.

The Zerg have a unique skill, most of their units can burrow underground. Since you need a detector unit to see them, this makes it quite easy to lay a trap for your enemies.

All zerg units are birthed from the larvae that will spawn automatically from your hatcheries, ... which we found especially potent when tackling our enemies' base defenses.

There's a risk with the Zerg that players won't have a good handle on things—Protoss is given a mini-campaign in the single-player of StarCraft 2—but Browder told us that with the multiple ...

Swarm Infestation lets the Queen temporarily turn any Zerg building into a defensive turret that shoots at enemies, while Regeneration lets the Queen quickly heal any damaged Zerg structures.

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The Zerg rush involves creating tons and tons of little Zergling units and sending them to attack enemies at an early stage of the game before the enemies have had a chance to set up enough defenses.

Spore Crawler damage has been increased from 15 + 15 when fighting biological enemies to 15 + 30. ... Zerg vs. Zerg matchups are hampered by the dominance of Zerglings and Mutalisks.

The term "zerg rush" is derived from the game StarCraft which has a race called the Zerg who are infamously known to attack enemies with quick overpowering offensive attacks.