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Cubed3: "There are two ways to look at Terraria; the first being viewing it as a Minecraft clone in 2D, and the second as an adventure game with building possibilities. The reality is a wonderful mix of both. To start off this review, the most fair thing to do is to punch a hole in the myth that Terraria is barely a 2D Minecraft clone. It isn't. It surely took inspiration from Minecraft, but it did not stop there, and that is what makes this game a wonderful and unique experience. After being suitably impressed by the PlayStation 3 version, Cubed3 now takes a look at Terraria's release on PlayStation 4."

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The developers behind Terraria at Re-Logic are teasing their new project with a video showing barely anything! We've speculated what the teaser could mean.

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Terraria the PS4 Version has been released just recently, coinciding with the news surrounding the sequel game Terraria 2. Terraria on the PS4 boasts at being one of the most up to date versions, a turnaround for other games like Minecraft which are several versions in the past. Allowing for split screen 4 player action, can this release be even better than the PC Version?

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Neil writes "Dig. Fight. Dig. Fight. Explore. Build. Fight. Anyone who has played Terraria before will be familiar with the concept and right now you can dig, fight, explore and build once more"

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Nidhogg, Terraria PS4, Tales of Hearts R and Costume Quest 2 also released.
Sony has launched this week's European PlayStation Store update.

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Dig, fight, explore, build

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Samia writes - "For me Terraria is The Never Ending story of the gaming world, a world that excites you with its fantastical creatures bound to a land of imagination and possibilities. I love the retro visuals that give the game its unique identity, while all other companies strive for realism. Terraria offers a different experience to Minecraft, although similar in some respects, for me it has a more meaningful purpose, one that offers players true goals to strive towards, and not one of just crafting the biggest building you can. This game is so addictive that they should start building rehab centres to deal with the problem."