Terraria

I've played this game for 3 months straight (@ about a dozen hours per week), which is 4 times longer than any other game I ever played, including Dwarf Fortress (which was my most intense 3 weeks of game playing ever) and Civilization (general record holder for me). Perhaps it's an unusually long game, or I'm getting old, or perhaps it's just really good. About my only complaints are that it has more fighting/grinding that I typically go for, and a number of things are very hard to discover in-game and require reading the wikis to progress at a less than glacial pace. Fun digging, building, fighting, upgrading, and exploring!

Great game! Retro-feel! from the dude who made Super Mario Bros. X! Recommend!! I have the Steam version though, I only have a small GOG library. NOW on GOG Galaxy and Looking for friends! add me if you like Terraria, Star Wars, King's Quest, Wolfenstein, Doom, Retro games and retro-style games, etc.

An amazingly deep game. I've played it for months, and still am not close to an end, if there is one.

One of the best games I've ever played. Besides great developers, support them!

One time I bought Terraria on Steam, I previously had it on my Ps3, but you know, the PC version is always better than console version IMO, I was a big noob there. I played for about 300 hours, and I can say that It's one of the most fantastic games I ever played. But a month ago, I decided to purchase Terraria here on Gog because it's DMR free, basically, you must have Steam opened while playing, and that overheat my computer a bit, and, for everyone is wondering, I recommend you to purchase the game, it's 1000 times better and you can even play offline. Returning to the game, the first time you see it can looks like Minecraft, but it's a thing a lot different, there are a lot of weapons (bows, swords, guns, bombs...), blocks and biomes, enemies and Bosses! But there are 2 biomes that involves the game, the corruption and the crimson. They're basically the opposite of the normal forest biome, like a thing that infects the world, by the way, you can banish it, and keep the world pure, but when you defeat a certain boss, those corruption biomes start to spread, and that's an hard thing if you never played the game, I tried to explain it without spoilers :D. And if you build houses, you can invite NPCs to stay there, and they are fundamental for finish the game, you start with the guide NPC, that give you tips and says to you crafting recipes. I hope being helpful, and if you buy the game, good luck!