Terraria is an action-adventure sandbox indie video game series, developed by game studio Re-Logic and released on Microsoft Windows, Xbox Live, PlayStation Network, Windows Phone, Android, iOS, and Kindle Fire HD. The game features exploration, crafting, construction, and combat with a variety of creatures in a randomly generated 2D world. In this game there is something for everyone.
Terraria is the type of game that tests the patience and creative abilities of casual and hardcore gamers. The majority of this genre-packed game focuses on building up your own items, growing an active community and fending off the hideous baddies that make their presence known in the evening.
Everything this game throws at players can be daunting at times, plus the release of an iOS versions means there’s new players who might be struggling with the game. Here are some tips that will help you live and prosper in the 2D Sprite world of Terraria.
Acquire Some Wood As Soon As You Enter the World of Terraria
As soon as your character lands on solid ground, your first order of business should be cutting down some trees with your axe and nabbing some wood. Tray and chop away at the exact base of the tree so you don’t end up producing any stumps, too. The wood you get from chopping down some trees will go towards you building up your home base/shelter. But first, you should use ten pieces of wood to create a workbench. That workbench will let you create much sturdier items. This workbench will end up becoming a huge part of your home base.
How You Should Go About Crafting Your Own Home knows just what it takes to build up your very own house
Now, you need to build a home. Use your pickaxe to level out some ground, and get building. A home needs a background wall (so craft lots of wood wall blocks), two walls (wood or dirt will do), and a ceiling. Now you’ll be safe from monsters while stood inside. Dig out the bottom three tiles on one wall and place a door. Now you have easy access in and out. You should probably build your first home close to your original spawn point. Why? Because until you start building beds, you’ll always return to the same spawn spot when you die. Watch out, though: your guide will wander about near the spawn point, carelessly opening doors and letting monsters inside your new house.
For more tips & strategy, check out our Pocket Guide for Terraria 2015
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