During my entire 160 hours of playing terraria on practically the same world, i have to say that it was a truly unforgettable experience. I decided to play my first ever run of this game on master mode difficultly with a crimson world (regrettably because corruption mogs tf out of crimson), and dived into the game with little to no knowledge of how to really progress the game. The grind of prepping for bosses and researching guides was something in it of itself, the entire aspect of classes was so extremely well done in this game and really impressed me on how diversely people can choose to play. I decided to go down the path of melee since to me that sounded easiest as well as the coolest to me (this was also before i ever knew about mage)and with that class chosen the journey to the moon lord with me was such an amazing time. I love all of the events in this game, the wide specter of enemies and all the different challenges you might come across, the npcs and their funny dialogs, and of course, the awesome-ass boss fights. Everything about this game was so well thought out, and as someone who also grinded out every achievement, I have to say, that aspect of the game is so extremely fun too. One of my favorite things to do is 100% games, I like to call myself a completionist in a way, and this game was seriously a perfect example of a game that completionists like myself would love. All the bonus content you can discover, as well as some very difficult new-found challenges, like clearing the evil biomes, discovering every creature on one world file, or even giving a freaking soda to the dyrad. In all, the game of terraria really is made for the player to experience it in a way that no other person has, and it can be clearly seen by anyone who gives it a try. There are so many different ways to play, and so many things to do. I would highly highly highly recommend this to anyone looking for an amazing game to steal away their free-time :steamhappy:
