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StarCraft: Ghost was announced by Blizzard in 2002 as a third-person tactical action game set in the StarCraft universe, but focused on a single character:
Ghost Nova Terra, a Terran psionic agent trained in espionage, sabotage, and silent assassination.
While the main titles in the series were RTS (strategic strategy games), this one sought to place the player on the battlefield from the perspective of a single soldier, exploring the covert operations of the Terran Dominion.
The Term "Spectres"
Spectres were a darker and more dangerous counterpart to Ghosts.
While Ghosts served the Terran Dominion under mind control and military discipline, Spectres were psionic rebels, freed from Dominion control by a chemical called Terrazine.
The Spectres not only had stronger psionic powers, but they were also mentally unstable, victims of trauma, manipulation, and resentment.
In a way, they were ghosts within the system, forgotten warriors, marginalized and used as weapons by darker interests
