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Some sort of Palworld crossover is on the way. Pocketpair announced a collaboration with another game. Exact details about how it will work are slim, but Palworld and Terraria will come together in some way in 2025.

There’s only a teaser image for the Palworld Terraria crossover at the moment. It doesn’t offer any details about how it will work. It is unknown if this means Pals and types of inspired equipment could show up in Terraria. Or, perhaps it might mean some Terraria monsters and equipment could appear in Pocketpair’s title. The teaser image shows a Terraria warrior and bunny on one side. On the other is a Palworld avatar with the Cattiva, Chillet, and Depresso Pals.

It isn’t uncommon for elements of Terraria to show up in other games. For example, Moonstone Island features a crossover with the game. You can get the Coolslime in it. Stardew Valley also featured similar crossovers, with Joja Cola being in Terraria and the Meowmere Sword in Stardew Valley. 

Palworld is in early access on the PS5, Xbox Series X, and PC, and the actively updated versions of Terraria are available on the Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, PC, and mobile devices. The crossover between the two games will appear in 2025.

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The Nintendo Switch is more up to date when it comes to Terraria, as the 1.4 Journey’s End update is here. However, it won’t be exactly what people expect. The announcement included confirmation of things identical to other platforms’ 1.4. It also brought up Switch-specific additions and losses. Namely, the Switch update will include some missing Terraria multiplayer elements like cross-play, local multiplayer, and splitscreen details. It first went live on PCs in May 2020.

In the case of the Terraria Switch multiplayer details, quite a few of them involve things that could be available after additional patches. For example, there is only splitscreen for two players at the moment. You can only take part in that offline. However, it could appear as an option later. There’s also only online or same console splitscreen multiplayer, as local multiplayer isn’t available yet. Cross-play isn’t an option for the Switch version of Terraria, but that could change “once all active platforms are at content parity.”

However, the Switch version of Terraria 1.4 also offers unique updates. The touch and gamepad controls are refined. There will also be an updated UI. When someone plays splitscreen on the same console, you will also be able to choose between a horizontal or vertical split.

Here’s a trailer going over the update. It adds a Journey mode, over 1,000 items, new enemies, new music, and new difficulty options.

Terraria is available on the Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii U, PS3, PS4, Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC, Google Stadia, and mobile devices.

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People hoping to play Terraria on Stadia won’t have that option. The 2D action game where you can build to your heart’s content, craft items, and fight various enemies won’t appear on the service. This comes after the Google belonging to Andrew Spinks, the game’s designer and programmer, ended up disabled for “over three weeks.”

Spinks took to Twitter to explain what was going on. The developer lost access to everything that would use a Google . Specifically, Spinks mentioned losing Google Play access (and income from it) and a 15-year-old Gmail address.

Here’s a portion of Spinks’ statement.

I absolutely have not done anything to violate your of service, so I can take this no other way than you deciding to burn this bridge. Consider it burned. #Terraria for @GoogleStadia is canceled. My company will no longer any of your platforms moving forward.

— Andrew Spinks (@Demilogic) February 8, 2021

Spinks mention of the cancelation is the first remark about Terraria on the service. It never showed up during any Stadia announcements or presentations.

Terraria is available on the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC, and mobile devices. There will be no Terraria Stadia version.

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The final Terraria update has gone live. The developers released the details regarding the final update via the Terraria Change the middle of May 2020. In this they mentioned that there will be over 1,000 new items to find and craft, and multiple ways to play the game. Additionally, there are new bosses to challenge for those looking forward to more combat related content.

Titled "Journey's End," this Terraria update includes a full review of all of the content in the last update. This includes game balance, graphic quality, and game mechanics. The developers have ed the full changelog for those interested in getting into the details regarding the final update. The changelog is forty pages long, so there is a lot to chew your teeth on if you choose to check it out.

Terraria was originally released for Early Access on PC in May 2011. The game has been in development for nine years, with May 16, 2020 marking the ninth anniversary of the Early Access release. Terraria has also released on Nintendo Switch, with digital copies released on June 27, 2019.

Terraria is currently available on PC. Since then, it has shown up on the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, and mobile devices.

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The Terraria Nintendo Switch version finally has a release date. However, it only applies to the digital copy. On June 27, 2019, it will make its eShop debut. The official forum announcement noted that Terraria physical copies need “a bit more time,” and as such, do not have a release window yet.

The Nintendo Switch version of Terraria will have touch screen controls when someone is playing the game while undocked. Players will be able to use these controls to check the map, zoom in, select items, enter Build mode, and manage inventory.

Terraria first appeared on PCs in 2011. Since then, it has shown up on the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and mobile devices. It will make its digital Nintendo Switch debut on July 27, 2019.

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During a Pipeworks Studio Terraria Console Gameplay Showcase, a new release window was offered for future content. 1.3 has been expected to appear on the PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch in 2017. After a delay to Q3 2017 in May 2017, the update now has a Q4 2017 release window. (The Nintendo Switch version is expected to launch at 1.3.)

The 1.3 update came to the PC version of Terraria in June 2015. This adjusted existing elements, brought in new events like Martian Madness and Slime Rain, new furniture and potions, and an Expert mode. Due to various restrictions, the 1.3 update will not be coming to the Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, and Xbox 360.

You can see the Terraria 1.3 Console Gameplay Showcase, which looks at some of the new and endgame items, in Pipeworks Studio’s latest video.

Terraria is available for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC, and Android and Apple iOS devices. It is expected to come to the Nintendo Switch in 2017.

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An crossover event will see the worlds of Re-Logic’s Terraria and Trendy Entertainment’s Dungeon Defenders II mix. In the official announcement trailer below, the characters from both games are seen using some type of portal to invade each other’s worlds. [Thanks, PCGamer.]

Additionally, here’s more information from an official announcement about the crossover:

“In this rare crossover event, Terraria players will get to experience intense invasion-style action straight from the magical realm of Etheria, while Dungeon Defenders 2 players will enlist the help of an ancient and powerful hero to face down new threats of a distinctly Terrarian nature.”

 

“Terraria fans will get a new Dungeon Defenders 2-themed event with special enemies and loot accessible to new players and engaging for veteran players. Dungeon Defenders 2 will receive new maps, gear, vanity items and more inspired by Terraria, as well as a brand-new hero available for purchase: the Dryad.”

The Terraria and Dungeon Defenders II collaboration is scheduled to launch sometime near the end of this year. A developer livestream will be held on November 11, and more details on the event are expected to be shared then.

Terraria and Dungeon Defenders II are available for PC.

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Re-Logic’s latest Terraria update for PCs is beneficial for everyone who enjoys tinkering with the game. Update 1.3.1’s primary focus is on anything that requires wires. This means it will be easier for wiring things together, more Logic gates and sensors have been added, and there are items that will make it easier to place and create traps.

Terraria 1.3.1 contains features that aren’t related to traps and wiring as well. A number of other important changes have been made and items added. Controller has been officially added to the PC version, as of this update. You can automatically sort your inventory with the click of a button. Also, more references to Portal have also been added in the form of a Companion Cube pet and Portal Gun Station, ing the Portal Gun added in update 1.3.0.1.

Here’s the full Terraria 1.3.1 changelog.

Features

• Added Controller using Xinput.
• Added Inventory Sorting.
• Dart Traps & all Temple Traps can now be hammered to rotate 90 degrees at a time.
• Added smart interact, making chatting with NPCs, opening doors and using objects easier.
• Cannons (normal, bunny, confetti, Snowball Launcher) can now be controlled by wire and shoot fake projectiles!
• Improved Smart Cursor & made it interact with more items.

Quality of life

• Improved Wire drawing to look less fuzzy with multiple colors on the same tile.
• Improved over 1,800 sprite graphics.
• Optimized net messages for tile entities (target dummies, item frames)
• Improved the Settings Menu and added new settings.
• Added new large gem over-head display.
• Improved melee hit detection around slopes.
• You can now use situational building accessories from your inventory and toggle their effects like info accessories.
• Info icons now have a border around them when aimed at (clarity!).
• Improved keybinding options, you can now also bind to mouse 3/4/5.

Items

• Added Logic Gates (AND, NAND, OR, NOR, XOR, NXOR
• Added Logic Gate Lamps (On, Off, Faulty)
• Added Logic Sensors (Day, Night, Under Player)
• Added Liquid Sensors (Water, Lava, Honey, Any)
• Added Conveyor Belts.
• Added The Grand Design.
• Added Yellow Wrench.
• Added Junction Box.
• Added Mechanical Lens.
• Added Announcement Box.
• Added Actuation Rod.
• Added Team Blocks and Platforms.
• Added Static Hook.
• Added Presserator.
• Added Engineering Helmet.
• Added Companion Cube.
• Added Gem Locks.
• Added Large Amber.
• Added Weighted Pressure Plates (4 colors).
• Added Wire Bulb.
• Added 12 new craftable Critter Statues.
• Added Portal Gun Station.
• Added Trapped Chests.
• Added Projectile Pressure Pad.
• Added several new monster statues.
• Added Angler Tackle Bag.
• Added Geyser Trap.
• Added Bone Campfire.
• Added Ultra Bright Campfire.
• Added Multicolor Wrench.

Miscellaneous

• Critters spawned from statues are no longer catchable.
• Highly increased Duke Fishron's "run away" distance.
• Medusa can no longer petrify players directly above her.
• Medusa is now Hardmode-only.
• Added NPC names for the painter, wizard, and skeleton merchant, based on contest results.
• You can now find Beehives in the Jungle - Not the bees!
• Lowered the volume of the Solar Eruption's use sound.
• Torches can now be put on actuated tiles.
• Slimes should no longer be able to go through 1 block high gaps.
• Target dummies no longer benefit from lifesteal or spectre set.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed Frostbite hiding time left when wet under certain circumstances.
• Fixed Desert Spirit hitbox to match sprite size.
• Fixed NPCs not recognizing kills / interactions properly if they have multiple segments.
• Fixed music boxes not emitting music notes while open.
• Fixed Flesh Grass spreading under Sunflowers.
• Fixed Tally Counter not showing information for enemies hit with mounts or special attacks.
• Fixed player leg skin colors mismatching the rest of the body when in stealth.
• Fixed Seedler not dropping from Boss Bags.
• Fixed popular NPC Housing exploit.
• Fixed Ranger Lifesteal bug.
• Fixed Paint Sprayer spraying over blocks in several occasions that it should not (e.g. grass that gets turned into dirt as a result of placing an object).
• Fixed being on the edge of the underground not counting when spawning dungeon / Underground Desert monsters.
• Fixed teleporting directly on top of a pressure plate not triggering it properly since.
• Fixed Town NPC melee weapons drawing brightly while in darkness.
• Fixed Crimson Heart failing to stand to roll roll around on platforms.
• Fixed tile entities not properly clearing on world clear procedure.
• Fixed Crystal Storm not bouncing its shots.
• Fixed chests without custom names not showing mouse over icons.
• Fixed Wooden Boomerang being unusable when near slopes.
• Fixed Wall of Flesh going above hell and dragging everyone with it.
• Fixed Martian Saucer having invisible / unhittable body parts in multiplayer.
• Fixed Martian Probe not causing Martian Invasions when it should.
• Harpies and Antlion Swarmers can no longer swim.
• Fixed dressers blowing up from explosive projectiles.
• Fixed Gi and Kimono leg sprites being genderswapped.
• Fixed ancient light and fishron bubbles not appearing in expert mode.
• Fixed Werewolf sounds being bugged if used for vanity.
• Fixed Tax Collector not using some of his special chat dialog.
• Fixed infinite flight time exploit.
• Fixed Martian Saucers missing their home planet during the invasion and leaving.
• Fixed trapdoors de-syncing when operated via wires.
• Fixed L shaped housing exploit.
• Fixed minecarts hitting invincible enemies.
• Fixed multiple bugs regarding auto-pause and inventory management.
• Demon Altars should no longer create 'unbreakable' pots.
• Fixed rare "character not respawning" under certain circumstances.
• Fixed background drawing through completely unlit walls in hell.
• Fixed solar pickaxe using a bad glowmask.
• Fixed wall of flesh not spawning in singleplayer under certain circumstance.
• Fixed snow not falling naturally after a player jumps in most cases.
• Fixed paintball gun and confetti grenades being unable to crit.
• Fixed Titanium Armor & Black Belt dodges not working against Moon Lord.
• Fixed animated tilesets touching half-bricks stop animating.
• Fixed yet another duplication exploit.
• Fixed altered worlds getting stuck in spirit release phase under a rare circumstance.
• Fixed Chlorophyte protection in the jungle not being as effective as it should be.
• Fixed right clicking equipment at inventory not granting achievements for equipping it.
• Fixed paladin's shield ally protection benefits not functioning properly.
• Fixed minor capitalization issue in the guide's help text.
• Fixed star in a bottle buff not working.
• Brain of Cthulhu & Eater of Worlds now properly leave upon massacring the player / if the player leaves their territory.
• Fixed issue where the nurse would not heal all debuffs under rare circumstances.
• Fixed double damage popups from other players inflicting harm to themselves via explosives.
• Fixed 'full-screen map' button opening a black screen if map is disabled in general.
• Fixed players being unable to get on a mount if they're too close to workbenches.
• Fixed shenanigans with actuating gemspark blocks.
• Fixed Mudstone Brick having a bad name (Mudstone Block).
• Tiles under Lihzahrd altars can no longer be actuated until the golem is defeated.
• Fixed temporary holes in the darkness when removing light sources.
• Fixed items that cost less than 5 copper always sell for 1 copper , even when sold in Stacks.

Terraria is immediately available for Windows, Mac, and Linux PCs.

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505 Games and Terraria creator and developer Andrew Spinks of Re-Logic announced that the game will be headed to Wii U on June 28 in North America and June 24 in Europe. [Thanks, Nintendo Everything.]

The side-scrolling action adventure title Terraria has enjoyed plenty of success throughout various platforms and the game is headed to Wii U this June.

For the Wii U version, the team is adding “intuitive touchscreen controls to allow players easy access to the world of Terraria, as well as several multiplayer options such as four-player local split-screen co-op and eight-player online multiplayer.”

Players will also get to post achievements on Miiverse leaderboards to track progress. Here are some additional notes on the Wii U version of the game:

• 14 different environments such as eerie dungeons, slippery ice wastes, wild jungles and more;

• Hundreds of craftable weapons, armor and items;

• More than 150 enemies ranging from zombies to armies of goblins;

• Epic boss battles that test players’ combat skills;

• Vast worlds of exploration that introduce new potions, magic, gear and more.

And finally, here’s a look at Terraria’s Wii U trailer:

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Last week, the action-adventure sandbox game, Terraria, made its Nintendo 3DS eShop debut.

In conjunction with its release, a FAQ was posted on the game’s official forums, and goes into detail regarding future updates, multiplayer functionality, the possibility of larger worlds in the future, and more. You can read the entire FAQ below.

What content is included?
Terraria 3DS includes all the content from 1.2 with the exception of Dyes which are excluded on technical grounds*. To make up for that, we’ve added Minecarts, Fishing and a few 1.3 UI options like the ability to quick stack to a chest. The 3DS version also features a completely overhauled interface, making full use of the two screens. You can cycle the bottom screen between an intuitive touch to build interface; a world map; or as a quick-select inventory bar. It’s the most intuitive Terraria has ever been on console, and we’ve included a few surprises for the Nintendo fanbase.

 

Will there be variable world sizes?
At launch, there is a single world size of 1750x900. You can save up to three Worlds and three Characters per console. This is as large as the original 3DS can handle. We are investigating the possibility of introducing larger worlds as a New 3DS-exclusive feature in future, but for launch we felt it was important to start everyone off on a level playing field.

 

Any other technical stuff I should be aware of?
This game plays in 2D ONLY. This is for a couple of reasons: the way the graphics layers work on 3DS was not conducive to a really exciting 3D effect; and the technical overheard required to run the game in 3D would have meant compromises in of world size and other gameplay-damaging areas. The game runs on ALL models of 3DS (original, XL and New) and also 2DS. The framerate on original 3DS is 30fps, whereas the New gets a boost to 60FPS.

 

Any other New 3DS benefits?
For launch, we wanted a single version that could be enjoyed by all players. There are different control possibilities for New, but nothing that will unbalance a multiplayer game with people on an Original or 2DS.

 

How does multiplayer work?
Multiplayer is 1-4 players via Local Play. Each player needs to have their own copy of the game.

 

Will there be a demo on the eShop?
There are no plans currently to offer a demo. I encourage people to seek out the opinions of their peers – there are a handful of people on the Forum playing this already.

 

Will the 3DS version be updated post launch?
We are planning to both Nintendo versions post-launch, as we have done with the console versions. Update 1 is already specced out and scheduled, and we’ll be listening for community from the moment the game goes live.

 

Will there be cross play between the Wii U and 3DS versions?
This is not possible owing to the smaller world size on 3DS.

 

When will the physical/retail version launch? Wii U?
Both of these are still planned for an Early 2016 launch.

 

How much free space do I need to install this game?
The game itself is around 80MB, which @Spectra tells me is 640 blocks. The save game and any subsequent content updates will be saved to the SD card.

 

I have a technical issue or – where can I provide this?
You can always leave a post on TCF, and/or we would encourage you to utilize our new Customer Service Portal: https://.505games.com//home

We will be gathering any additional bugs from our ongoing play/testing as well as your experience and rolling fixes into that first Update.

*We use pixel shaders to implement dyes on the other platforms, but 3DS does not have this capability.

 

Terraria is now available on the Nintendo 3DS eShop. However, the retail version on 3DS, along with the digital and retail versions for Wii U, are scheduled to arrive in early 2016.

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Popular indie sandbox adventure Terraria will be coming to the 3DS eShop on December 10th. It’ll cost £16.99 (about $25).

The retail version of Terraria on 3DS, along with the digital and retail versions for Wii U, are expected to arrive in early 2016.

The 3DS version has touchscreen controls tailored to make it easy to dig into the ground and build whatever magnificent structures you will, block-by-block.

It also s four-player co-op games through Local Play so you can invite your friends. The Wii U version, on the other hand (as Siliconera previously detailed) will have four-player splitscreen multiplayer and allows for up to eight players online to collaborate.

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Terraria, an open-world, fantasy building game, is going to be coming to the 3DS and Wii U. Speculation about the port was put to rest by 505 Games, which confirmed the release. Each will allowing people to use the systems’ touchscreens and styluses to control the game.

Multiplayer will also be an option for both games. The Wii U will allow local and online adventures. Four people can play in the same room, with a splitscreen feature, but the number jumps up to eight if someone chooses to explore online. The 3DS version will only allow local multiplayer for up to four players.

The 3DS and Wii U versions of Terraria will be playable for the first time at 505 Games’ Gamescom 2015 booth. They will be released in North America and Europe in 2016. It is immediately available on the PC, PS3, PS4, Vita, Xbox 360, Xbox One, and mobile devices.

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ReLogic has released a trailer for the and huge 1.3 update to sandbox-action game Terraria. The update will be available for Windows players on June 30th while Mac and Linux players should get it sometime in July.

ReLogic also noted that this 1.3 update is the result of months of work from the entire team. The announcement also came with a teaser that read: “In an age of Darkness & a time of Evil...when the world needed a Hero...they got - you. With an array of new weapons, functionality, facelifts, and features at your disposal - will you be up to the challenges posed by the new foes in your path...as well as some old enemies that have learned some new tricks?”

More specifically, though, you can consult the trailer for further details. It tells us that the world has grown even darker and with it comes new lands to explore and new invaders to conquer (namely pirates and aliens). The update will also add an Expert Mode for those who really want to test their survival skills. Plus, there will be new boss mechanics, as well as a new boss described only as “an ancient evil” – it looks pretty nasty.

Finally, there will be a Camera Mode added, new achievements, streamlined multiplayer and cloud saving with Steam integration,  and 800 new items including a portal gun.

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An Amazon listing popped up recently that revealed the popular 2D sandbox action-adventure Terraria would be heading to Nintendo 3DS. Usually, these types of listings are proven to be false after a while, but not this one (thanks Destructoid).

It turns out that one of the lead developers at developer Re-Logic (going by the handle “Cenx”) has previously confirmed in the official Terraria forums that the game would finally be making its way to Nintendo platforms. “Terraria is indeed coming to Wii U and 3DS,” she wrote.

So while that much is confirmed, the rest of the information in the Amazon listing is not, including whether it will cost $29.99 and that it will be out for 3DS on October 31st 2015. Hopefully we’ll find out in the future.

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2D open-world sandbox crafter Terraria came out on PlayStation 4 on November 12th, and Xbox One on November 14th. According to 505 Games it’s triple the size that it was on PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

The PS4 and Xbox One versions have over 1,000 new items added to them. This includes 10 new ores, four new wood types, 31 new brick types, 12 new wing types, 29 new tinker combinations, 50 new paintings, eight new friendly NPCs, 15 new pets, over 100 new enemies, four new bosses, and more.

The PS4 version also has a pinch-to-zoom function tied to the touch pad on the DualShock 4. It also comes with Cross-Play between PS4, PS3, and PS Vita so that you can transfer saves between different PlayStation platforms, and enjoy cross-platform online multiplayer.

Terraria costs $19.99 on PS4 and Xbox One. And, for a limited time, the PS Vita version of the game has been bundled with your purchase of the PS4 version so you get it for free. This doesn’t work the other way round; i.e. you cannot get the PS4 version by buying the PS Vita version.

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