Updated on 13 October 2020 You'd be well within your rights to think Terraria had finally finished updating earlier this year, as developer Re-Logic declared May's big content update was the game's.
| The game content described below is still in development. |
| This information pertains to features not yet included in the game, and is subject to change. They may or may not end up in a future Terraria release. |
- Terraria has released A Journey's End, its last major update with a changelog spanning 40 pages. A Journey's End adds over 1,000 new items, a bestiary for tracking and cataloging the game's many enemy mobs, an overhaul of the at-times frustrating NPC system, and more.
- The Desktop version of Terraria refers to the Windows, Mac, and Linux desktop computer versions. These versions are produced entirely by Re-Logic, Terraria's original developer (whereas the current Console version is being worked upon by DR Studios, a third-party developer.) Because of this, updates always come to the Desktop version first. All three desktop versions are on the same update.
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| Note: This article is about future Desktop version updates. For past updates, see Desktop Version history, Console Version history, Mobile Version history, and 3DS version history. | |
Re-Logic staff members occasionally announce and/or hint at various details of Terraria updates that are still in development. This page lists those details. Since the updates described here have not been released yet, and many of these details are only conjectured based on comments or screenshots provided by the staff, all items here may be subject to change, or may not end up in a future Terraria update at all. Upcoming features policy:
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- 11.4.2
1.4.2[edit | edit source]
1.4.2 will feature Steam Workshop support for Texture Pack and world sharing[1]. It currently has no set release date.
Players will be able to publish their Texture Packs and worlds to the Workshop via an in-game menu. Through this menu, players can select a custom icon, set the visibility to public, friends only, or private, and choose tags from a preset list.[2]
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Last Terraria Update
The work-in-progress Steam Workshop page.[3]
The in-game Workshop menu.[2]
Terraria series[edit | edit source]
Redigit stated that he plans to later release Terraria 2[4], a separate game from the cancelled[5]Terraria: Otherworld, although little information is known about the nature or content in the possible upcoming sequel at this time.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑Terraria State of the Game - November 2020Nov 27, 2020
- ↑ 2.02.1Terraria State of the Game - February 2021Feb 26, 2021
- ↑Terraria State of the Game - December 2020Dec 18, 2020
- ↑Well Here's A Thing: Redigit Tells RPS There's A Terraria 2Oct 3, 2013
- ↑This is the End: Otherworld Development CancelledApr 12, 2018
The final update to Terraria is here, and it's a huge one.
While Terria is often compared to Minecraft, AKA, the 2D Minecraft, we should definitely give the game the respect it deserves.
Terraria will be going through its final major content update for the game, dubbed Journey's End. For those who don't remember, the game was released back in 2011. Many updates later, the Re-Logic has decided that they'll be releasing their last update.
Whether they just want to cash out before they start losing profits, or have dwindling sales numbers, both Terraria and Minecraft are both not as popular as they once were.
This was revealed at E3 and will add over 800 new items for players to discover in the huge world. Re-Logic has stated that this update will rework over pretty much every part of the game and released a trailer to detail some changes.
Journey's end will bring many updates to the game, including new modes, weather, block swapping, the void vault, and even random minigames.
Re-Logic hasn't told us everything yet, but just from the trailer, we can see pretty cool things about what to expect.
They kind of want to just update the game and leave it in a good place. They'll also add new foes to fight and new challenges. They're working world generation, such as adding new biomes and Bestiary data. This data book logs everything about enemies in the game and their drops.
It's sad that Terrari won't be updating anymore after this, even though we're unsure why exactly. What if this update brings life back to the game? Will they continue releasing more updates? Will this really be the end of Terraria? Is this just to gauge market demand?
What do you think?
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Terraria 1.4.1 Changelog
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Last Major Terraria Update
