Reviews for Terraria

To put it simple: Amazing game, worth the money. You only have to pay once to play it forever, and to anyone asking, thinking or accusing "this is just a minecraft ripoff!" You're wrong! It's a fun and pretty creative game, has tons of things to do, lots of bosses, and you'll never feel alone whether you're playing by yourself or not. It may have a few similarities to minecraft, but I assure you it's very different, it's fun and easy to play, I love both journey and regular modes as well!

"2D Minecraft" doesn't do Terraria justice. It's more like an action RPG with a completely destructible open world. Hundreds of weapons and unique armor sets allow you to pick a class and switch on the fly. Dozens of bosses at four difficulty levels test your skill and equipment, allowing you to grow even stronger. And millions of spaces for blocks in every game will allow you to build anything your heart desires. The controls take a bit of time to get used to, but when you do, you can't stop.

Terraria is such a great game. I know its under the same light as Minecraft, but it's not a clone. It has over 2000 items, over 10 bosses, and over 30 sets of armour and over 200 weapons, as well as classes. That's just the vanilla game. It also has 15+ NPCs to help you on your way. It's also so great for building things since paint can look like one thing with the texture of another thing. All in all, the best game I have played under its light. Its also great since you can toggle blood off.

I love Terraria! Such a great game to get lost in, it's so much fun to just start digging and discover how vast it is underground, you never know what you may find. So many items and weapons, creatures and monsters, and of course bosses. I'm not crazy about the controls for the mobile version, I prefer playing it on my Switch when on the go, but it's still a 5-star game all day long regardless of platform. If you want a great sandbox game that isn't Minecraft, definitely give Terraria a try!

I have 150 hours on the mobile version. This is after ~200 hours on the PC version. The controls take some practice, but it's one of the best games I've ever played. The devs truly care about this game and you should try it. The only annoyance is only recently finding out I can open my inventory in my base, hit "quickstack", and items will fly out of my inventory and autosort to chests within 50 tiles or so. I've been manually sorting things for hundreds of hours now...

The Game is fantastic. It has lots of items, blocks, monsters, and NPCs. When you start the game for the first time it feels a little slow but after at least 3 or 4 hours of play time you will usually have a decently sized base, at least 3-4 NPCs, and decent enough armor for you to take on the easiest boss in the game. If the controls confuse you don't worry because you and always adjust the controls and this game supports Xbox One and Playstation 4 Controllers.

If you like sidescrollers and sandboxes you can't go wrong with Terraria. Hands down one of the best games in here and while the controls may have a learning curve they're perfect. The journey's end update improved everything drastically as well, I just wish updates would be more on par with the PC ones but other than that, it's fantastic. Kudos, re-logic and thank you, 505, for bringing it to mobile!

I can NOT say enough how much I love this game! I've logged in about 700+ hours on this game across every possible platform i can play on, and I'm still not tired of it. An astronomical amount of content, weapons, armors, and all manner of magic, a plethora of bosses and enemies to test them out on, beautiful pixel graphics in a time before it was a cliche indie trope, all pulled together with an outstanding soundtrack to boot! I don't think I'll be leaving it behind any time soon!

This is an absolute phenominal game. I have played hours of this game almost every time I get on it. I started playing again in early Jan and now have almost 300 hours. The music is a definite bop. The only issue I have is that it crashes from time to time, mostly when I'm trying to leave and save my worlds. Having autosave on may be really helpful in this case if you don't want to lose a large amount of progress. Other than that, the money to get this game is well worth it.

Edit: I had recently purchased a new phone, and the game now runs at a solid 60 fps, with the occasional dip into the mid 60's. I'm not sure if the jump from 6 to 8 gigs of RAM or the new processer helped but it's now flawless! My only grip are the controls but....you can't fix that, it is as good as it can get, and if anyone gripes too much then they can invest in a mouse and keyboard if they care so damn much. Five stars!