Game » consists of 24 releases. Released May 16, 2011
I bought this game on a whim after hearing Jeff talk about how much time he dumped into it. For ten bucks it seemed like a great value. Over fifty hours of game time later I can safely say that Terraria is one hell of a game and for only ten dollars it's an absolute freaking steal. Buy this game. It's not just another Minecraft clone it's so, so much more than that.
This game is very unique and fun, despite people constantly referring to it as a minecraft rip-off. With the "you dig, you craft it's minecraft" generalization. Although it has similarities to the elements of minecraft basics, in 2D. The gist of the game do not tie together to minecraft at all, however you may play it as a 2D minecraft if you wish. You start out by having a set of copper tools ready at hand, destroying a tree that collapses, collecting resources to craft a workbench. Then stone ...
It's easy to say Terraria is 2D minecraft, and hell I think I've said that to several people who have asked me about it, but it's much more than that. It takes minecraft concepts and puts a real game around it (a fun one at that). You do all the minecraft things like chopping down trees, smashing up stones, and building a shelter, but you end up exploring massive dungeons with boss fights, discovering underground forests, and using your jetpack to fly a floating island. This game has depth! I...