My son loves this game on all his devices. He was looking for something specific from this version but could not do it, so he was disappointed. He still plays it and enjoys it.

this game is very similar to minecraft, in the fact that it is a sandbox game, but has over 50x more stuff!

Alone in a godless universe and out of shake 'n' vac? What if you could escape into a miniature world that you could carry around in your pocket (alright, your slightly large pocket), shutting out the cold harsh winter in favour of a lush green and slightly dangerous landscape.

I'll begin by stating the obvious: Yes, Terraria looks similar to Minecraft, Mojang's runaway best-seller. However, that comparison fails to adequately describe the unique and nuanced nature of developer Re-Logic's Terraria , a title that easily lays claim to 2013's most addictive and innovative...

My time with Terraria has been a rollercoaster ride of frustration and intrigue going from wanting to turn the game off immediately through to an uneasy acceptable. Find out below as I chronicle my time with the game as I approach it for the first time.

Bought as a back up to Terraria on the iPad. My son was concerned he would struggle with the controls but has picked it up quickly. I'm not a gamer so only basing this on the quick delivery, genuine product and review from my son. It's also a much needed break from the dreaded Minecraft.

A great game with good graphics fun to play with friends and interactive would recommend to others . Hours of fun to be had.

I LOVE BUT IT can be but creepy like eye balls and zombie ever were you have to go throw lots of quest to complete stuff

100% HAPPY :-)

The first urge is to point your finger and shout "Minecraft!" Seriously, it's practically unstoppable and highly noticeable. We did it, we've seen and heard others do it, and if we had started by explaining that this pixel-heavy and two-dimensional adventure involves smashing blocks with a variety...