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Suddenly, the title takes on the guise of something that closer resembles survival horror, as zombies claw on the door of your hastily built home. You’ll soon learn that it’s important to plan ahead when it comes to surviving the darkness – you’ll need shelter, a good way to pass the time, and a knowledge of which abominations you’re going to have to face in order to survive. Straying too far from your starting point while underprepared will no doubt lead to quick deaths, and things only get increasingly dangerous when night falls. Speaking of difficulty, Terraria’s inherent depth means that proceedings can be quite brutal at first – especially if you haven’t yet adapted to the game’s modular flow. And while dedicated crafting sessions can reap some powerful new toys to play with, many of the game’s most devastating pieces of equipment are found deep underground, hidden away in treasure chests at the heart of treacherous dungeons, which are bound to provide a suitable challenge for any adventurer.

Boss fights on the other hand provide intense battles that can rage across huge distances as you chip down their health bars bit by bit.Įven with such a simple combat system, things are kept fresh thanks to an array of unique weapons, from giant swords to deadly machine guns. Combat is as simple as it gets in a side-scroller – marching up to enemies and whacking the R1 button to swing your weapon until your adversary explodes is really all that's ever required, especially against standard enemies.

When you’re not busy making use of the relatively simple but awkward crafting system, you’ll probably be out exploring and fighting beasts of all shapes and sizes. Building a bigger and grander house, forging stronger weapons and armour, defeating more dangerous and frightening enemies – these are all aspects of the game that you’ll end up committing to if you’re here for the long haul, and when combined, they create a deep and complex bulk of enjoyable gameplay. Your only real goal is one of progression. You can throw a few dirt blocks together and make yourself a humble little home, or start mining your way into the depths of the underworld. You can travel around the map, picking and choosing your own adventures that lead to treasures, friends, or both. Instead, you’re essentially left to your own devices, free to do whatever you please with little in the way of punishment besides getting chomped by beasties. A few NPCs here and there might mention old artefacts or strange doings, but there’s nothing concrete. In fact, there’s no real plot to speak of.
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ĭue to hardware requirement issues and memory constraints, the Xbox 360, PS3, PS Vita, and Wii U, are considered Old-gen platforms and thus will no longer receive significant updates past the 1.2.4.1 PC equivalent (see Old-gen console version).This is a game where you’ll be developing your own stories naturally, rather than following threads of narrative. It will not receive any significant updates past its current PC 1.2.1 equivalent. The Nintendo 3DS version is considered separate on this wiki, and has its own page and its own history. It is also playable on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S via backward compatibility. The console version is currently available natively on 6 different console systems (3 of which run on Old-gen consoles.) The game was released on the Nintendo Switch on June 27, 2019. It is a port of the PC version, which is developed by Re-Logic. The Console version of Terraria is published by 505 Games and developed by DR Studios. For the console version history, see Console version history.
