You're gonna dig this game. Literally.

It has a great game vintage look and a very pleasing soundtrack, which is a very important part of a vintage game.

It takes you back to the SNES games. It provides you that arcade fun that a fast paced game always delivers but at the same time, if you are that other kind of player, the one who really digs into the game, it can be something else for you.

It can be very detailed on many levels since it provides you discovery, adventure, defense, building and organizing.

It's not just a pretty game. It's really relaxing and makes you feel lonely, but the good kind of loneliness. The one we're all looking for in a discovery game in a big area to explore and make it your way.

Playing with friends is also great but not mandatory. Still Multiplayer works very well and it's pretty simple to set things up.

Whether you want to spend time or be a great explorer, Terraria delivers what a game of its genre promises. With an addendum: Beautifully.

2018 and it's still awesome. Nostalgic and kinda ahead of its time. Yeah, Terraria can do that.

You're gonna dig this game. Literally. It has a great game vintage look and a very pleasing soundtrack, which is a very important part of a vintage game. It takes you back to the SNES games. It provides you that arcade fun that a fast paced game always delivers but at the same time, if you are that other kind of player, the one who really digs into the game, it can be something else for you. It can be very detailed on many levels since it provides you discovery, adventure, defense, building and organizing. It's not just a pretty game. It's really relaxing and makes you feel lonely, but the good kind of loneliness. The one we're all looking for in a discovery game in a big area to explore and make it your way. Playing with friends is also great but not mandatory. Still Multiplayer works very well and it's pretty simple to set things up. Whether you want to spend time or be a great explorer, Terraria delivers what a game of its genre promises. With an addendum: Beautifully. 2018 and it's still awesome. Nostalgic and kinda ahead of its time. Yeah, Terraria can do that.