Terraria is a game I keep finding myself coming back to. First I had it on my Xbox 5 years ago, then my PC when the 1.3 update was released, of course my phone and even my 3DS. I even plan to get it on Switch if I ever get my hands on one. The funniest part about this is that at first I really didn't care for it. Hell, I called it a MineCraft clone and avoided it, but this game has so much content its insane. You can definitely get lost in this game pretty easily with its rather small learning curve which consists of learning where to find things and boss fights. When you start to think the game is repeating itself, you unlock hard mode and once you beat that, you can do it all again in expert mode, with extra items and loot, really rewarding boss fights, and just an overall good feeling. To put it simply: this game rocks. I'm beyond glad I found the disk at GameStop all those years ago.

Terraria is a game I keep finding myself coming back to. First I had it on my Xbox 5 years ago, then my PC when the 1.3 update was released, of course my phone and even my 3DS. I even plan to get it on Switch if I ever get my hands on one. The funniest part about this is that at first I really didn't care for it. Hell, I called it a MineCraft clone and avoided it, but this game has so much content its insane. You can definitely get lost in this game pretty easily with its rather small learning curve which consists of learning where to find things and boss fights. When you start to think the game is repeating itself, you unlock hard mode and once you beat that, you can do it all again in expert mode, with extra items and loot, really rewarding boss fights, and just an overall good feeling. To put it simply: this game rocks. I'm beyond glad I found the disk at GameStop all those years ago.