[Review] Terraria

Since there are many posts about Terraria lately, I decided to write one too. First off, the Terraria Wiki is a must. There are surprisingly many items and crafting recipes, so it might be a bit tough if you don't use the wiki. The content is incredibly dense, and if you finish the vanilla version, you can also enjoy modded versions, so if it suits your taste, you can play it for an extremely long time. There's a ton of content like building houses, hunting monsters, fishing, and digging tunnels, and the boss raids are especially fun. Some bosses need to be summoned by consuming items, and these bosses drop different items depending on the difficulty, so if you're aiming for achievements, it's best to clear them on Master Mode. Since the terrain and item spawns vary depending on the seed, if you want to get specific items, I recommend going to a different seed to farm them. Like Core Keeper, your character and map are saved separately, and if you level up your character well, you can easily progress by digging into other maps. Once you play it, you'll understand why it's called a 'god-tier game'.