Through thick and thin, I don't think I've stopped playing this game since 2011, even during the first period after 1.1.2 when Red had his kid and we thought no more updates were coming.

How wrong we were.

Game's still getting updates in the present day (tomorrow as of the time of writing, actually!), lots of content, official modding support in the form of TModLoader (which has its own Steam store entry nowadays), in addition to maps, textures, and sounds customization support in the base game via the Steam Workshop.

If you want a sandbox primarily focused around equipment progression, but possessing an incredible number of building mechanics, *actual* wiring mechanics (yes, you can make logic gates in this game), and a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ of playstyles, this game is absolutely for you.

Also, Scott Lloyd Shelley (aka Resonance Array) made this game's iconic soundtrack, and it's so beloved that you've probably heard it somewhere at least once long, long before you ever stumbled upon this Steam page.

A product that has maintained *over 97% positive reviews over all time, for over a decade* deserves at least a look. Give it a whirl. I got it free from a friend and wish I could pay him more than the $10 he spent to get me Terraria. After all, how many other games can suck thousands of hours away and have you not regret a single second?

Through thick and thin, I don't think I've stopped playing this game since 2011, even during the first period after 1.1.2 when Red had his kid and we thought no more updates were coming. How wrong we were. Game's still getting updates in the present day (tomorrow as of the time of writing, actually!), lots of content, official modding support in the form of TModLoader (which has its own Steam store entry nowadays), in addition to maps, textures, and sounds customization support in the base game via the Steam Workshop. If you want a sandbox primarily focused around equipment progression, but possessing an incredible number of building mechanics, *actual* wiring mechanics (yes, you can make logic gates in this game), and a shitload of playstyles, this game is absolutely for you. Also, Scott Lloyd Shelley (aka Resonance Array) made this game's iconic soundtrack, and it's so beloved that you've probably heard it somewhere at least once long, long before you ever stumbled upon this Steam page. A product that has maintained *over 97% positive reviews over all time, for over a decade* deserves at least a look. Give it a whirl. I got it free from a friend and wish I could pay him more than the $10 he spent to get me Terraria. After all, how many other games can suck thousands of hours away and have you not regret a single second?