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Probably one of the greatest games ever created.With near endless amounts of content, crazy bosses and hundreds of items, this game can keepProbably one of the greatest games ever created.With near endless amounts of content, crazy bosses and hundreds of items, this game can keep you busy for YEARS!The best version is on pc however the console versions are perfectly playable.Everyone should experience this masterpiece.

This game is an artistic masterpiece somehow with it only being a pixel art 2d game you can see every detail of every block. Now it's not justThis game is an artistic masterpiece somehow with it only being a pixel art 2d game you can see every detail of every block. Now it's not just fun to look at is fun to play with the endless amount of exploration water diving and fishing is even enjoyable also even though it's only 2d the building is very fluid and fun. The accessories are amazing and allow you to do so many interesting things along with booting your weapons and armor. and the bosses oh how many there is its so much fun battling slime king with the worst items. In all the game is very well made and the modding makes it even better 9/10 would play many times

This is one of the best indie games out there, and it's a shame that people say it's "2d minecraft" when it's clearly not, Terraria has wayThis is one of the best indie games out there, and it's a shame that people say it's "2d minecraft" when it's clearly not, Terraria has way more content than Minecraft, NPCs give you useful items, bosses are challenging, it's fun to play with people online, it's easier in fact to play with people online than in minecraft, there are so many things that references other media, and it's just brilliant, equipment is where it shines the best, it's just so good and cheap.

the epitome of what a survival sandbox should be. Totally a groundbreaking fete. Tons of things to craft, tons of zombies, such a large andthe epitome of what a survival sandbox should be. Totally a groundbreaking fete. Tons of things to craft, tons of zombies, such a large and expansive world. A Great game.

Awesome little game but better after reading a few minor tips on the web - not totally necessary but it will help avoid tedious things thatAwesome little game but better after reading a few minor tips on the web - not totally necessary but it will help avoid tedious things that could have been explained better in game. You'll sink many hours into this.

Still looks great, extremely addictive due to all the stuff to find, loads of fun bosses and enemies, references to other games, I Just don'tStill looks great, extremely addictive due to all the stuff to find, loads of fun bosses and enemies, references to other games, I Just don't know what isn't to love about this game

Terraria is a game that I sorta grew up with - and it's a fun experience. While a bit hard to get used to, especially if you've playedTerraria is a game that I sorta grew up with - and it's a fun experience. While a bit hard to get used to, especially if you've played something like Minecraft, once you do, you won't wanna stop. The crafting system has plenty of variety in order to build weapons, tools, furniture, etc. You could build your dream castle, or a nice little cottage - the possibilities are endless. The NPCs are also a fun system to interact with, each having their own quirks and traits that can help you on your quest. The crowning feature are the bosses, each providing a unique challenge to them and having their own unique charm. You won't feel that you're fighting the same thing over and over again. The only complaint I have is the endgame - I wish there was more. The final boss is great and the endgame armors are amazing, but there's not much to do with said armors and weapons you'll grind materials for. But other than that, this has been a great experience.

El juego en general es un muy buen juego por la gran cantidad de contenido de este, al principio del juego y en la mitad puede ser algo lento,El juego en general es un muy buen juego por la gran cantidad de contenido de este, al principio del juego y en la mitad puede ser algo lento, pero en tema de jefes, musica y objetos equipables el juego es muy entretenido y te puedes hechar una gran cantidad de horas en el.

I love Terraria this is one of the best games I have ever played. I have over 340 hours on steam. Bought it and played it like 24 / 7. I haveI love Terraria this is one of the best games I have ever played. I have over 340 hours on steam. Bought it and played it like 24 / 7. I have to say that the PC Version also has some small bugs but the rest of the game is just epic. I have seen that this game is on sale for PS4 and ofcourse I had to buy it immediatly as I seen this game is also for PS4. The sad story is that the controlls are hell. The controlls for the console in this game are even worse than anything you could think of. I have tried to change the controlls, even tried to use my mouse and the keyboard on my console but the game does not allow me to use that no matter what. So I have tried playing this game on PC via PS4 Remote Play and yeah the keyboard is working but only for the menu. The rest is even worse than with the controller because changing inputs for the keyboard is also not working. So I a have no other choice but playing this epic game with the worst controlls I ever had to deal with on a consol game. I have tried to learn the controlls but the after awhile the stress gauge is breaking the limit and I just fall in rage and quit the game. Well one of the best games with worst controlls ever made and no way and no support for mouse and keyboard. So I sadly have to keep playing alone on PC. I have bought this game to play with my friends on the console because they don't own a pc. Things could be so easy but sadly they're not. The game itself is 10/10 points the controlls are over 9000 below 0 out of 10.

Terraria on Nintendo Switch, the very world is at your fingertips as you fight for survival, fortune, and glory. Delve deep into cavernousTerraria on Nintendo Switch, the very world is at your fingertips as you fight for survival, fortune, and glory. Delve deep into cavernous expanses, seek out ever-greater foes to test your mettle in combat, or construct your own city – In the World of Terraria, the choice is yours! Blending elements of classic action games with the freedom of sandbox-style creativity, Terraria is a unique gaming experience where both the journey and the destination are as unique as the players themselves!The first thing I noticed was that I missed the keyboard and mouse. This may be due to me being a big Terraria fan on the PC. This is a game that works better in handheld mode, as the touchscreen has been utilized perfectly.Though the touchscreen may not be as useful for more precise building and mining. When using fingers, a magnifying glass will appear to help be more precise. I found I ended up switching between touch and joycons. But the gameplay and core game mechanics are the same, and its still a lot of fun.Overall the gameplay is still the same as on other console versions. You can move around and mine. The story and feel of the game are all still there. The added benefit of the touchscreen makes it a lot easier to play then on PS4 or XBOX.Currently, Terraria only supports multiplayer through Nintendo online, and not local split-screen. Though we have been promised this is on the horizon. The version released on the Switch is the 1.3.0.7 version, which is behind the console version of 1.3.1. Both are far behind the PC version of 1.4.This is a fantastic time waster game. With side-scrolling, touchscreen, building and digging, all in all, a fun game to play. Finally check out our other gaming reviews.

I believe 505 Games did an excellent job porting Terraria to the Switch and made the most of the buttons, triggers, and joysticks at their disposal. but after so many hours of playing with mouse and keyboard, it is hard to adjust. Though, being able to play Terraria from the comfort of my bed may be worth the effort.

Terraria reaches the Nintendo Switch and it brings its trademark mix of freedom and exploration that will get players addicted to it right away. By using both touch screen and conventional controls in very competent ways, Terraria ensures the experience is easy to interact with and as the game advances, its feeling of evolution is clear. Terraria is an experience that can fit any type of player.

Terraria is the same, good old game we all know and love, but the portability of the Nintendo Switch version could make it the definitive one.

Terraria is at its best as a single-player experience, and in that regard the Switch version is a great port of that most important part. If you’ve never played the game before- or you have and you’d like it on your Nintendo console- this is definitely worth a look. Just keep in mind that, for now at least, it’s pricier here than you’ll find it on mobile or PC.

For players who have never played Terraria before, this Switch version is an excellent port, but for those players who have experienced and loved Terraria on other platforms I’d argue that this version is still essential. The ability to play on the go in handheld is a huge draw and thanks to the excellent work to utilise the Switch’s unique features makes this challenging game an utter joy to play again.

Despite its eight years of life, Terraria is a title that has aged very well: in addition to presenting an excellent and addictive gameplay, the game has a huge amount of content that will take many runs before it can claim to have seen everything the game has to offer.

Should you buy Terraria on the Switch? Well, that’s a rather nuanced question. On one hand, you have a stable version of an enjoyable, content-rich sandbox classic that can be played both at home and on the go, with that latter option proving to be an intuitive take. On the other hand, the current lack of local co-op is pretty damning for many, especially given that this Switch version is selling for a notably higher price compared to other modern versions. We’d ultimately give this one a recommendation, as the dozens of hours of content and simple, open-ended nature of Terraria’s gameplay prove to make a strong case for why this one deserves a spot on your Switch’s home screen, but if co-op is an important factor for you, we’d suggest you either wait this one out or just pick it up for another platform.

For anyone who actually plays Terraria, you will find it to be one of the greatest games of all time. This game has so much to offer and isFor anyone who actually plays Terraria, you will find it to be one of the greatest games of all time. This game has so much to offer and is worth even $100. The Switch version is excellent. Even with the occasional minor issue, anyone who gives this game less than a 9 didn’t put enough time into the game. There is so much pleasure packed into this game. Don’t hate, gives these guys the brilliant marks they deserve. We need more games like this.

It's an absolute blast to play, and I've enjoyed every minute of it! Probably one of my favorite platforms the game is on. This is alsoIt's an absolute blast to play, and I've enjoyed every minute of it! Probably one of my favorite platforms the game is on. This is also probably one of the most stable and least buggy versions of Terraria I've ever played on, so that in itself is a huge plus. Well done to Pipeworks!

Such a creative and terrific game. This is no '2D Minecraft', this is a masterpiece that is an extraordinary game. Highly suggest you play it.

at the beginning it is a little complicated to adapt to the controls by the reduced number of buttons and how the distribute, but in a fewat the beginning it is a little complicated to adapt to the controls by the reduced number of buttons and how the distribute, but in a few minutes of game you get used fast, besides that you feel that essence of being playing a PC game to PS4 very well adapted.

There is nothing that is bad about this game. The bosses are hard, the opportunities are BEYOND minecraft, and you never really run out ofThere is nothing that is bad about this game. The bosses are hard, the opportunities are BEYOND minecraft, and you never really run out of fun. however, it may not best good for people who don't like 2D, but that still isn't a problem. In fact, that is really no problem with this game

Maybe I am crazy, but I think this might be the greatest video game ever made. I know that is a bold statement, but never has there been aMaybe I am crazy, but I think this might be the greatest video game ever made. I know that is a bold statement, but never has there been a game that I bought for 3 separate consoles (Xbox 360, Steam and PS4) and played all the way through on each one like there was no tomorrow.The game starts out as a 2D Mindcraft-esque sandbox explorer, but slowly evolves into an insanely in depth platform adventure/shooter with by far the most expansive crafting system in existence thus far. The amount of materials that exist to build and construct with honestly seems infinite. In all of my 3 playthroughs, I still don't think I've seen every item. The game's item count is in the 2 or 3 thousands and they are still adding new things. The weaponry, accessory and clothing options are vast, with hundreds of ways to customize your character and the abilities that help you play the game. My best strategy to play the overall game is to first set up a base with dorms for NPCs up above, then a basement/dungeon with all the crafting stations and inventory chests below, and under that a tunnel straight down to hell. You will find endless things to do along the way, having over 100 hours of exploring within each of the 10+ worlds you can randomly generate. With the ability to delete and re-create worlds at will, there is no limit to how much you can collect and build.I think this may also be one of the most challenging gaming experiences I have ever undertaken. There are boss battles that require intense preparation. In Terraria, that preparation could include gathering materials, brewing potions, constructing your own arena that helps you fight the boss to your liking, building a house and setting up a nurse near the boss arena so she can heal you during the fight, etc. There are so many ways to go about achieving your goals. Not only are the items vast, but the best part about the game is that the environment is completely manipulatable. There is nothing you can't build, and nothing you can't destroy.Terraria is a massive achievement from such a small team of developers. It's almost impossible to describe, but I guess one could say it resembles Mindcraft meets Castlevania meets Zelda meets...something way better than all of those games combined. Warning: This game should receive an 'LR' rating for Life Ruining. It is that good.

Good altogether game. Lots of content and fun to be had with it. Not only that, it makes you feel like you are playing the old Marios in a wayGood altogether game. Lots of content and fun to be had with it. Not only that, it makes you feel like you are playing the old Marios in a way again. If you've ever played Minecraft and enjoyed it, you'll enjoy this. It's got lots more content, more bosses, armours, biomes, mobs, and everything else.

Do yourself a favor and take the time to at least watch some twitch or youtube play throughs of about 4 episodes of this game. It will showDo yourself a favor and take the time to at least watch some twitch or youtube play throughs of about 4 episodes of this game. It will show you if you will like this game or not.There is just so much to love and do in this game that it is amazing. This game is a sandbox. It is an MMO. It is a minecraft clone. It has local co-op, it has servers, it's has pvp. It's has 2d scroller boss fights. You build bases and craft just about anything and everything you want in the world. It's casual, but it is also hardcore. You can have something like 15 worlds saved at the same time. In fact there aren't many games out there that allow you to do as much as this game does.This game has gigantic replay value because of it's randomly generated worlds and it just has so much to do. It has a strong player community. It has been around for a couple of years on PC. It is still patched and the developers listen to the community as is evidenced by it's latest patch.It has it's weakpoints. It is 2d graphics, it's learning curve is rough if you don't come from minecraft. And it's controls can be confusing to new players.It's randomly generated worlds can be abusive even on the normal level. My world beat the snot out of me unapologetically. I had jungle to my left, ice to my right, and an ocean where my mining should of been. My jungle water then flooded my mines. I tried to mine it out, only to find more water and higher level mobs. I'm attacked day and night by 4 or 5 higher level mobs at a time. Somehow they get into my base. Through the doors and walls. And there was no material to upgrade in my starting area. Eventually I adventured deep into the ice area and I found upgrades. So I overcame. My wife on the other hand got a great starting area and is loving it.This game should be a 10, because it has so much to offer for only $20 bucks, but I give it an 8 for presenting itself as a carebear casual game and beating up relentlessly on me. I loathe it and love it at the same time ;).

Terraria is really an amazing game that is great in its own right. People call it a ripoff of minecraft but i believe that the two are similarTerraria is really an amazing game that is great in its own right. People call it a ripoff of minecraft but i believe that the two are similar but still worlds apart. Terraria offers boatloads more on adventure with a large array of bosses, mobs and events with minecraft having a minuscule amount of this sort of content in comparison. Mine craft has a much more in depth creative content however with the extra dimension allowing for more complicated structures to be made compared to terraria. When you play this amazing game on the verge of its next big update you realise just how different it is from minecraft and how much more engrossing a play through of the game is compared to minecraft. A $10 game i would say be worth much more.

This game is endless fun, I played with friends for hours when we first got this. It didn't take us long at all to get hooked onto this game.This game is endless fun, I played with friends for hours when we first got this. It didn't take us long at all to get hooked onto this game. And I've seen so many people say this game is awful because of the controls. All you have to do is click on your right stick and you can control what you're doing with ease.

Each world is packed with mysterious treasures and treacheries just waiting to be discovered, and learning how to use them to shape the world to your benefit is enormously satisfying.

Terraria on next-gen acts just like an updated version of what been seen on a PC, so rich in content. We have still some concerns for the control system, less effective on a controller compared to the mouse.

The PS4 version of Terraria adds bigger worlds, new enemies and new bosses to an already addictive formula, and certainly represents the best place to begin if you still haven't tried any previous edition. Nonetheless, it is not worth your money again if you already own it on any other platform.

Whether you're into building giant masterpieces, defeating boss monsters for awesome loot, or exploring the depths of the map, Terraria offers up a variety of experiences and lets you pick and choose how to play based on your mood.

On a machine like the PS4, it feels like so much of the power available is just being ignored. If you have the PC version of Terraria, I wouldn’t jump on the PS4 instalment, but a handheld version could definitely be a nice addition to your library of games.

Terraria is an action-platformer game with a survival adventure core. But above all, is a great 2D sandbox game with gameplay endless options.

You stick your nose under your first sod and there you are – in another world. Terraria is not much of a Minecraft 2D rip-off, it's an addictive pursuit of perfection that entertains; even though it stinks of a sweat from the adits.

Terraria is the best Minecraft clone on the market. Version 1.05 add many items and the Hardcore mode, which is the ultimate Terraria experience to try!

Still, Terraria is a great adventure, one of the best sandbox games around, and an absolute steal for ten bucks on Steam. It's well worth checking out for anyone, regardless of how they feel about Minecraft. Despite having one fewer dimension, Terraria hides greater depth than its 3D cousin.

Terraria is a small production that offers a cross between Mario and Minecraft... like a 2D platformer with craftsmanship and free construction. Quite limited in its realization, this title makes you play immediately for hours if you like the concept. Just take breaks from time to time!

Terraria is an amazingly enchanting game, that sucked me in from the moment I started it up. With great pixel art, endearing music and lots ofTerraria is an amazingly enchanting game, that sucked me in from the moment I started it up. With great pixel art, endearing music and lots of retro aspects, terraria will occupy me for years to come. This idea is still fresh and I'm glad somebody didn't shy away from it just because of MineCraft's recent success.