Few games have captured the creative and adventurous hearts of gamers like the crafting and combat heavy Terraria. The title has managed to keep its longevity over the years with a steady stream of updates ever since its initial PC release back in 2011. However, it appears the newest update, “Journey’s End,” will possibly be one of the final (development) chapters in the long running saga that is Terraria.
I'm not sure if this is quite like the moment when someone mixed chocolate and peanut butter, but Re-Logic, the team behind Terraria, and Trendy Entertainment, creators of Dungeon Defenders II, have cross-pollinated their franchises. A Terraria themed hero, the Dryad, has been added to the Defenders roster, while a new Defenders-themed event has found its way into Terraria.
Many of us are eagerly waiting for the deals that come every year on Black Friday/Cyber Monday, but don't forget about the weekly Deals With Gold. This week you can pick up Terraria for 80% off and Homefront: The Revolution for 60% off, both on the Xbox One.
Quiz time! What's the one modern gaming system Terraria has yet to release on? If you muttered something about that wacky Nintendo home console, you're correct! Five years after its official PC release, Terraria is finally coming to Wii U this summer. Phew.
Summer is a great time to stay in doors and play video games, especially if you live in an area where it's in the 80s and it's humid all day every day. If you own an Xbox One, your chance to pick up a lot of co-op games for cheap starts tomorrow with Microsoft's "Ultimate Game Sale," with a fair number of titles being discounted up to 50% off.
Now it's time for some Terraria news! No, this has nothing to do with a secret new PC patch or the nifty Terraria: Otherworld. This is a good old fashioned update for the console version of the game, nudging it up to version 1.2.3 so it finally catches up to the items and features in the PC release.
Xbox Live Gold subscribers will receive a collection of acclaimed co-op games free of charge next month as the Games With Gold program doubles up on its slate of regularly scheduled freebies.
While the PC version of Terraria is brewing up its big 1.3 release, the console versions get a few updates to make sure no one forgets to secure their loot fort from alien invaders. The Frost Moon event has been released for Xbox and PlayStation versions of Terraria, unleashing more horrors (and more items) on your favorite sidescrolling sandbox world.
Ever since the big (no, the HUGE) 1.2 update was released for the PC version of Terraria, owners of the console and mobile ports wondered when they were going to get a taste of the good stuff. At long last, Android and iOS users can enjoy the latest Terraria goodies on their little portable devices!
The announcement was made over the summer, but the time has finally arrived! Terraria is now available for Xbox One via the Xbox Games Store, joining just about every modern and slightly antiquated gaming platform on the planet.
Another year of our lives gone, another year closer to death, another port of Terraria. Originally released on the PC, the now massive 2D action-adventure game has found its home on a plethora of devices. Most recently, it's been announced that you and seven other co-op pals can now relive the experience of fighting a glowing, multi-armed space skull on the Playstation 4 and Xbox One.
In what publisher 505 Games is calling the "biggest update to date", the Android version of Terraria is about to receive a massive wad of new content. Included in the release are new items, new enemies, new biomes, new bosses, and the fan favorite HARDMODE, which we should be contractually obliged to write in all-caps from now on.
