Frenetic combat that becomes more intense as you progress, Immense replayability thanks to the procedural world, Satisfying building mechanics with hundreds of block types and furniture pieces
Console controls can feel clunky, Inventory management can quickly become a chore
Abstrakt: CommentWhen Re-Logic were porting Terraria over to the PS Vita, it's a shame they didn't watch Sony Bend's GDC 2013 presentation. If they had, they might have learned that developers use the Vita's rear touchscreen at their peril — or, to be more speci...
Udgivet: 2014-01-06, Forfatter: Tom , anmeldelse af: gamespot.com
Constant string of enticing rewards, Indepth crafting system lets you make all the weapons and items you need, Terrifying boss battles, Huge worlds begging to be explored, Perfect fit for a handheld system
Abstrakt: Terraria is a sandbox game. Players' avatars find themselves in a barren, 2D world, filled with monsters, dungeons, and other wonders. Survival is key, since zombies and stronger monsters come at night. While the immediate concern of all new players is to...
Improved controls, Deep crafting system, Huge worlds
Unintuitive crafting combos, Limited multiplayer
Though on the surface it looks like just another “me too” indie game seeking to ride the coattails of Minecraft's success, Terraria expands on the familiar sandbox gameplay with a greater emphasis on combat and adventure that proves very satisfying. Fresh...
Abstrakt: Re-Logic's side-scrolling indie hit has made its way onto the PlayStation Network and Xbox LIVE, but do the console versions stand up to their PC counterparts? Find out inside!...
Charmante Pixelgrafik, Eine Welt voller Möglichkeiten, Gelungene Online-Funktionen
Schwieriger Einstieg trotz Tutorial, Fummelige Touchscreen-Steuerung, Kein echtes Spielziel
„Terraria“ ist ein ungewöhnliches Indie-Spiel. Der Einstieg in das Pixel-Universum ist holprig und aufgrund des schwachen Tutorials schwierig. Beißen Sie sich allerdings durch, belohnt das Spiel Sie mit tollen Momenten und einer spannenden Entdeckungsreis...
