Terraria is a 2D sprite styled RPG and Sandbox game developed by Re-Logic. Terraria throws players to the wilds as players explore and learn how to survive against the deadly environments and creatures in the world.
I have been a huge terraria fan for like half of my life now and that's crazy to think about and I have simply never gotten bored with this game.
I love the art style. The art style has progressed over the years and Re-Logic have gone back in more recent updates to retexture items and enemies and such to make them fit the current style of Terraria and it's honestly beautiful. It's such a recognisable style that anyone can look at something from Terraria know where it's from.
This game has an incredible array of enemies. From just regular enemies to full on bosses, this game keeps you busy. Over the years that boss list has only grown and grown too to up the challenge and provide new, fun experiences. One of my personal favourite bosses is The Wall of Flesh, the boss that players must beat in order to set their world to Hardmode and progress the game.
This game is jam packed with items, some may even say that it's bursting at the seems. There are so many materials, fun items, weapons, tools, pets, mounts, accessories, blocks, armour, etc. It feels like players are always discovering something new that they haven't really messed around with in the past and that's one of the biggest benefits of this game, is finding ways to rekindle this sense of wonder in the player.
The community around this game is also really nice and I've never personally ran into any problems with the fandom that has spawned from this game. Like any fandom, I'm sure there are some bad eggs in there somewhere, but at least from my experience, the community is pretty chill.
I love the class system of this game, having different weapons, armour and accessories that suit different play styles such as melee, ranged, magic and summoner. It makes each run different, picking and choosing how you wish to complete this playthrough of Terraria.
All in all, Terraria is a game I highly recommend to anyone looking for a game they can sink hundreds of hours into.
I have been a huge terraria fan for like half of my life now and that's crazy to think about and I have simply never gotten bored with this game.
I love the art style. The art style has progressed over the years and Re-Logic have gone back in more recent updates to retexture items and enemies and such to make them fit the current style of Terraria and it's honestly beautiful. It's such a recognisable style that anyone can look at something from Terraria know where it's from.
This game has an incredible array of enemies. From just regular enemies to full on bosses, this game keeps you busy. Over the years that boss list has only grown and grown too to up the challenge and provide new, fun experiences. One of my personal favourite bosses is The Wall of Flesh, the boss that players must beat in order to set their world to Hardmode and progress the game.
This game is jam packed with items, some may even say that it's bursting at the seems. There are so many materials, fun items, weapons, tools, pets, mounts, accessories, blocks, armour, etc. It feels like players are always discovering something new that they haven't really messed around with in the past and that's one of the biggest benefits of this game, is finding ways to rekindle this sense of wonder in the player.
The community around this game is also really nice and I've never personally ran into any problems with the fandom that has spawned from this game. Like any fandom, I'm sure there are some bad eggs in there somewhere, but at least from my experience, the community is pretty chill.
I love the class system of this game, having different weapons, armour and accessories that suit different play styles such as melee, ranged, magic and summoner. It makes each run different, picking and choosing how you wish to complete this playthrough of Terraria.
All in all, Terraria is a game I highly recommend to anyone looking for a game they can sink hundreds of hours into.