The title showing the player and people that can move into your house. Or town
The video game I am reviewing is called Terraria for PS3. It is a game available for download on PS network for 14.99. It is rated T for teen but I think it is pretty good for all ages. The worst things about the game are only a small pixelated blood effect when killing certain enemies and the fact that you can drink beer. It also is available for Xbox, PC, and soon for the PS vita.
This is a player fighting a boss called the eater of worlds.
Terraria is a 2D sandbox, adventure, building game. First you customize your player, choose the difficulty, and choose small, medium, or large world size. You start off with the weakest items in the game, a copper sword to defend yourself, a copper axe to cut down trees, and a copper pickaxe to mine. Near your spawn is also a another character called the guide that gives you information on how the game works. You can build him a house to keep him alive and give him a place to stay. First cut down trees to build a shelter to survive the first night. After that you can start a mining outpost upgrade your house have others move in and defeat bosses to progress through the game.
2 houses and several non playable characters.
Here are the main components of the game. 1. Upgrade your tools such as a iron pickaxe to a silver pickaxe, get armor and collect items. 2. Explore new biomes and get people to move in your house or town to sell you items. 3. Defeat bosses to beat the game. One feature that is unique to this game is the fact that the game saves your worlds and your character so if you wanted to you could put items in your inventory and then go to another world and still have those items. They are many things to do in terraria and I find it a perfect mix between adventure and building.
A players house.
There is a wrap on one of my favorite videogames. Bye!
Another boss fight.
By Ashton
Very nice review. I think I will get this for Vita when it is available.
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