At this point I'm absolutely certain that the lovely folks over at Re-Logic simply do not understand what the word "final" even means. I say this because despite the 'final' Journey's End

[Update]: The Terraria team is working on a Dead Cells crossover, new content and cross-platform multiplayer

After quite a few teasers and previews, Terraria's

[Update #2]: Continuing with the whole crossover theme, the Terraria team is now working on Dead Cells inspired content!

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[Update #2]: Terraria's likely final update "Labor of Love" has now arrived with a bunch of improvements.

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[Update #2]: Terraria's likely final update "Labor of Love" has now arrived with a bunch of improvements.

[Update]: After many months of teasers, ...

[Update #2]: Terraria's likely final update "Labor of Love" has now arrived with a bunch of improvements.

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[Update #2]: Two years after its 'final' expansion, Terraria's is getting the chunky quality-of-life focused Labor of Love update in late September

[Update]: The day has finally come - Terraria's biggest and most ambitious expansion is going live today!

For such a cheap game with absolutely no

Terraria: Otherworld was going to be a spin-off game with a variety of experimental ideas that would set the gameplay apart from the original Terraria. Unfortunately, it looks like we're never going to find out what those experimental ideas are all about because Terraria: Otherworld has now

I have been playing Terraria for a couple of years now, and every single time I think I've finally experienced everything it has to offer something like this happens! While the previous cases of 'something' were usually official updates, this is going to be the very first time a mod has

Terraria has received all sorts of updates over the years. New monsters have been added, entirely new biomes with their own mechanics and enemies, unique bosses, and even a hard-mode for those that truly love to slice and dice slime. However, none of those updates have ever brought in the most

Terraria is one of those games that everyone thought would simply fail, it 'clearly' being a Minecraft clone after all, but it managed to not only win the community over to its side relatively quickly, but also maintain that community over the course of years! Most of this is due to