I would recommended this game is the best game I have spend more than 200 hours playing this will end buying collectors edition as well.

It's ok, we know Terraria has been out for ages. You might remember the ‘Evening With' piece Tim and I constructed together last June, where we delved into the game's multiplayer mode and shot a… It's ok, we know Terraria has been out for ages.

It's ok, we know Terraria has been out for ages. You might remember the ‘Evening With' piece Tim and I constructed together last June, where we delved into the game's multiplayer mode and shot a few basic videos.

It was dawn when I woke up at the boundary between a desert and a forest, with no idea of how I had gotten there or how I would get away. I didn't waste any time. Rather than focusing on the troubling how of my predicament, I set off into the woods to punch down a tree with my fists.

Flipping gravity and rocketing into the sky

Trying (and failing multiple times) to face the first boss solo

"Part of the beauty of a game like this is that there really is no direction..." "...it's going to be awfully hard, even this early in the year, to find a downloadable game that can offer this much content."

Absolutely tons to do; Everything can be mined; chopped; and rebuilt; New content for PC expatriates

Early game is a drag; Occasional slow down; Crafting without a mouse

Epic. Nothing more needs to be said about this game. If you want millions of hours of gameplay, then buy Terraria. Terraria is truly brilliant. I bought it on steam when it first came out, and bought this again to support the development, and because I like the retail version of games.

All in all, with its simple but effective interface, nostalgic sounds and vast open world, Terraria is a game of almost unlimited scope and enjoyment, provided you are willing to put the hours in to get proficient at the tasks the game requires you to perform.

this game is one of the best indie games i have ever played it is cheaper, funner and generally better than minecraft not to mention it is cheaper.me and my friend both bought it and had the time of our lives playing it. Would deffinately recommend it.

The consensus that most gamers come to after playing Terraria is that if you want to know what it's like, just imagine Minecraft in 2D with SNES-era graphics and gameplay. While Terraria certainly inherited its gameplay philosophies from Minecraft , it is unique enough to hold its own as a fantastic...

There's a reason Terraria has sold a few hundred thousand copies in the first few months it's been on sale. It's because, if Terraria really does have a bottom, no one can be bothered to go find it. They're having far too much fun on the surface, and the spaces in between.