At first glance, it’s easy to label Terraria as a Minecraft copycat. After all, if it plays like it, sounds like it and feels a little aimless at times, it must be the same game, only 2d. In Terraria‘s case, though, while its similarities to Mojang’s juggernaut are undeniable, there’s just as many features that help set it apart from its inspiration and from just…
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Tons to do, once you get into it
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Deceptively simple; incredibly freeform
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Easier to play online than before
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It will take you a while to get into it
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Extremely obtuse interface and presentation
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A little expensive in comparison to other versions
