泰拉瑞亚

I bought Terraria in 2013 for $2 on Steam when a couple of my friends invited me for a night of online fun. I subsequently poured nearly 400 hours into the game on version 1.2.4. While I did miss the drop of 1.3 in 2015, 5 years later, I had the time to come back for 1.4. I have since poured in an additional 400 hours into the game, and the newest update has added, perhaps the most replayability to the game of all the content updates in the past. If it sounds like the devs love the game, it's because they do. You will find no shortage of positive reviews for Terraria across the web. So I want to simply highlight the best points in other reviews. + Unrivaled sense of progression + No hand-holding + Expansive crafting trees + Exhilerating combat + BOSSES BOSSES BOSSES! + Gore + Amazing soundtrack + Official mod support via tModLoader If you haven't played Terraria yet, you will not regret playing it. Terraria has something for everyone, including those who are looking for a creative sandbox experience. Update 1.4 added Journey mode, which gives you control over the gameplay, such as a difficulty slider, GOD MODE, item duplication, and more. One last thing. I highly recommend trying out a new feature in 1.4: secret world seeds! There are, as of writing this review, 3 secret world seeds you can play by specifying in when generating the world. I will not spoil anything in this review, if you want to play them, look them up.

This is a great game if you like exploration and building shit, just know what you are getting yourself into. You'll have to entertain yourself with this one as this game does not follow a story-line or has levels or even has a path set out for you. It's just a big ass sandbox and you can go about your business exploring the world with little to no direction or hints of where you are supposed to go (if you are supposed to go anywhere in the first place). Eventually you'll meet the requirements of a event or boss to trigger or for the world to progress. There are two kinds of progress in this game. Character progress by the means of collecting different or better items which give you more abilities, and world progression by meeting requirements for events and beating bosses. You can create multiple characters and worlds and each can progress individually but you can also mix them in any way you'd like. Any character can enter any world you've made and they can swap equipment. The music in this game is especially good, it has many hints to other older games woven into it very subtly. Its really nice to listen to even if you're playing for hours, which can easily end up being the case. Another good thing is the insane about of items you can collect. Do yourself a favor and don't look at its wiki pages, you will lose all hope of ever collecting it all. But the game is not perfect. World creation is far too limited, you can only choose the size of the world and nothing else. It is also impossible to create a character that does not suffer some kind of penalty upon death. Some items are just a pain to find like those found in the pyramid. There are also a ridiculous number of NPC's in this game who are fucking annoying until you lock them away in their own privet home and completely box them in. Some deaths are just unfair and come out of nowhere. Some bosses are way to easy to come across and will simply kill you because you are not prepared for them.

Terraria finally has received its last content update! This is significant considering it boasts so much sheer content with not a DLC to its name since release. It's a sandbox/adventure/platformer which starts you off with basic tools and lets you explore, farm mine, fish, build, craft & fight to upgrade your character and gear. Whichever one you choose, the gameplay loop is incredibly rewarding and satisfying. You can try the melee, ranged, magic, or summon archetypes - each with a further few playstyles. They're only dependent on which items you equip, so you can VERY easily switch up your gameplay part-way into a playthrough. Elephant in the room: Is it like Minecraft? Answer: No. Minecraft has more of a focus on sandbox, whereas Terraria has a traditional gameplay loop and more of an adventure style. Some pros can finish Minecraft easily within the half-hour, meanwhile Terraria presents barriers to limit progress until you've killed the necessary boss. In my opinion, this makes it feel more like you're treading progress and never the same ground twice. Not sure what else to say other than it's a must-play because it still breaks away from a lot of conventions in its own, super fun, way. I think everyone ought to give it a go. Really, everyone!

There's something about this game that bonds with me spiritually, I just cant explain it. It speaks to me on an otherworldly level in ways I cannot fathom. Sure I've had my frustrations with it, but it has never kept me away. This isnt just a game, its up there with greatest pieces of art created by us humans.

steam买了，这里也补一份，可以说是我的游戏启蒙了，初中就一直在玩手机里盗版的1.2，有了电脑立即补了票，陪伴了我高中两年，希望泰拉越来越好