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Terraria

Survival and crafting game for the Android platform

7.1

10024 Votes

  • Category Platform
  • Program license Paid
  • Version 1.4.4.9
  • Size 797.43 kB
  • Works under: Windows 10
  • Also available for Android 
  • Program available in English
  • Program by Terraria

Terraria, a pixelated sandbox world, has a lot to offer gamers, and the game gets deeper the longer you play. You have a lot of crafts, but in a single play, however, you are not even likely to go through all of the crafts because there are so many different ones. You have a variety of metals, such as copper and gold, in the game that you can dig up. When it comes to the trees, you have a wide variety of different types of wood; you could go through one play through and still not have seen all the different types of wood.

The game continues to stay interesting throughout, and one of the big highlights in Terraria is the big boss battles. You have some of the most epic boss battles that video games have seen in a long time. You have giant undead skeletons chase you and a monstrous eyeball that shoots flames at you. Before you face a boss, one tip is to prepare a worthy arena so that the boss battles will be much easier.

What makes Terraria stand out as an exceptional game is how the developers fit a ton of gameplay into a little game. You can literally sit and play the game for 12 hours straight without many breaks because you have so much to do and see. A lot of gamers have commented on how mining ore can be relaxing, and you can later turn it into armor, which adds a certain level of excitement. This is one of the smoothest and ever-deepening games around, and you can always collect more items. In fact, throughout the game, you will collect more items, and it feels like you never waste a second. The developers did a fantastic job of keeping the ongoing satisfaction in mining throughout the game.

Another wonderful aspect about Terraria is the multiplayer part. You have a game that was intended as a multiplayer game, and it can be a lot of fun to hang out with your friends or kill enemy opponents because sometimes they drop some pretty interesting things. The graphics of the game could use some work, but it almost feels like Terraria intended the 8-bit animation, which gives the game a more classic vibe. When it comes to sound effects, you have some lively and vibrant sound effects.

The 2D platform has a similar vibe to Minecraft, and you can do almost anything with your imagination and the tools provided. Whether you want to dig deep underground or fight enemies in biomes and gather wood, Terraria gives you a wonderful level of depth that most fans of Minecraft will find appealing. As with Minecraft, you main aim involves creating a world and defending it. You can build a castle, a house or a fort. You have total creative freedom.

Pros

  • Similarities with Minecraft
  • Randomly Generated World
  • Imagination is the Limit

Cons

  • 2D Graphics Not Great
  • A Learning Curve for Those Unfamiliar with Minecraft
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