Terraria, Minecraft 2D

Let's start by contradicting the Title. Minecraft and Terraria may have their similarities, but they offer completely different experiences. The main similarity is its checkered graphics, and perhaps, what some might consider, the creation system. However, the bulk ends there, in Terraria, we have the great differential of the game. The 204815834 existing bosses to kill, okay, maybe I exaggerated a bit. having a total of 31 bosses for your computer version

Gameplay

In this regard, we can also see some similar ones with Minecraft, because, to begin with, the player must either go on an adventure and explore Dungeons, or go mining and start collecting resources. There are a lot of resources, and they vary according to their depth, having different uses, different strengths and even different hardness. The player will have to collect resources and create their equipment to be able to start facing stronger and stronger enemies.

Multiplayer

I believe this is the most important point of the game, your multiplayer online lets you team up with your friends (if you have any), and play a world of adventure together. Face your enemies, ask yourself where is that item you left in your room's chest is much more.

As much as the gameplay remains the same, however, I can't say how many days I spent playing with friends and ended up even distracting myself from hunger, because it's not a cloying game, it's not difficult to spend hours on end immersed in its world of 2 dimensions.

What do I think of Terraria?

Maybe I've already made it very explicit, but I personally like the game a lot and I don't see any reason not to buy it when going into some promotion. Even more if it is one with a pack of keys. Terraria is a lot of fun and has high replayability, as well as being available for PC, Android, IOS, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch and 3DS