Abstract: I am a Terraria addict. I have been playing the game since 2012, when it was on sale during the Steam Summer sale. My proudest accomplishment is a post-apocolyptic map with Fallout style bunkers, one intact and two ruined, a BioShock Utopia dome under the...
Massive worlds with freedom to explore how you want, Plenty of items to both craft and discover, Easy to invite friends along for the journey, Tutorial and map make the learning curve more manageable.
Console controls take getting used to, No easy way to create permanent servers
Terraria is just as magical and content-rich on consoles as it is on the PC, although the controls aren't ideal for every situation....
Abstract: CommentTerraria's one of those games you'll either love or find irredeemably boring. Those who like the game will be all over the fact it gives you a virtually wide open world in which to build and explore and be creative; those who are less fond of it...
Abstract: When Terraria first hit Steam back in 2011, Minecraft was in the middle of tearing up sales charts, so comparisons between the two games were inevitable. While calling Terraria game “a 2D version of Minecraft” may be somewhat accurate, it also ignores ...
