Pros: I GOT F**KING EXCALIBUR SO MANY F**KING BOSSES SO MANY F**KING SWORDS EXCALIBUR CAN BE UPGRADE WHICH IS BADASS CRAFTING SYSTEM IS AWESOME A GOD DAMN UZI GAMEPLAY CAN BE SLOW OR FAST F**KING DEMONS GAME IS IN 2D (that's a good thing) VOODOO DOLLS And now here are the cons: Bosses are op Items...

Best game for PS vita. Portable Terraria which is better than mobile version in term of gameplay and control. Buying this game on PS vita only make me regret buying other game for PS vita. You don't need any other game once you have this.

Just way too addictive. The control scheme is good. The game itself is amazingly complex and in-depth but superficially looks and plays really simply. 10/10 for a time sink.

My 9 yr old son loves this game. And it's not as glitchy as the app version.

Everywhere you look these days you'll find another game that involves crafting as a means of survival regardless of its graphical capacity or gameplay style. On that note, I'm surprised it's taken me this long to have tried one of them until now with the release of Terraria for the PlayStation Vita.

Positives In-depth crafting system; Lots of replay value; Use of touch features

Negatives Aiming controls are incredibly sensitive; Rear touchpad can't be disabled

Terraria is a build your own world, choose your own adventure, make your own game kind of game. You're provided the building blocks to make your own fun, or at least your own housing, armor, and weapons.

Terraria has often been described as a 2D Minecraft, however that would be doing it a bit of a disservice. Whilst there are many similarities, Terraria offers more of a game than Mojang's title. The things that are similar to Minecraft work really well.

The reason I prefer Terraria to (what little I've played of) Minecraft , is that Terraria doesn't focus too much on world creation. I don't like being constructive in games, and I don't want to build anything magnificent. I don't want to recreate the Death Star or make a gold-plated palace.