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A PlayStation Plus game, Terraria, offers over 200 hours of gameplay, making it a highly engaging option for subscribers, especially those interested in crafting and exploration games. The game is available on multiple tiers of PlayStation Plus, including Extra and Premium, and has been a popular choice since its 2011 release, with ongoing updates adding content.
Palworld, an open-world survival game, is set to receive a major update in December, introducing its largest new landmass yet. Additionally, a crossover with the indie game Terraria is planned for 2025. However, these developments come amid legal challenges from Nintendo, which claims Palworld infringes on gameplay patents related to creature capture mechanics. Despite the lawsuit, Palworld is currently available at a discount, possibly in anticipation of Black Friday.
Palworld, a creature capture survival game, is set to release a major update in December, featuring a new landmass in the Palpagos Isles that is six times larger than the previous Sakurajima update. This expansion will introduce new elements, including a mysterious island with large crystals and a new Pal creature. The game's player base significantly increased with the last update, and the developers emphasize enjoyment over player count. Additionally, Palworld is currently available at a 25% discount.
Pocketpair announced a collaboration between its game Palworld and Re-Logic's Terraria, set for 2025. While details are sparse, the announcement coincides with news of an upcoming Palworld update. This comes amid a legal battle with Nintendo, which is suing Pocketpair for patent infringement, seeking damages related to The Pokémon Company and Nintendo.
Terraria, the beloved sandbox game, is celebrating its 13th anniversary by allowing players to revisit its "first final update" through a new Steam beta branch. This version, v1.1.2, takes players back to when Hardmode and mech bosses were the ultimate challenges. The concept of a "final update" has been a long-running joke between the community and the developers, with the upcoming 1.4.5 patch being the sixth such update.
The upcoming Terraria 1.4.5 update introduces a much-requested inventory change, adding a new standalone menu for earned banners and a new way to get around with roller skates, allowing players to grind on rail tracks. Additionally, kites will no longer require players to hold them, serving as decorative elements when attached to ground posts. The release date for the update is still uncertain, but the developer, Re-Logic, hints at a special announcement in the near future.
Stardew Valley players have uncovered a new Easter egg in the 1.6 update, allowing them to wield the powerful Meowmere sword from Terraria. To obtain the sword, players must find an ancient doll, throw it into a pit of lava on the 100th level of the mines, receive a Far Away Stone from a bone serpent, and place it on the Terraria pylon in the Wizard’s Tower to summon a cat that hands over the Meowmere sword. This discovery adds to the excitement surrounding the 1.6 update, with players eagerly exploring the game for hidden surprises.
Re-Logic, the developer of the popular game Terraria, has expressed difficulty in moving on to a new project due to the enduring demand and success of the game, which has sold over 44 million copies since its release in 2011. Despite previous intentions to end support for the game, the team has continued to release updates and patches, with the potentially final major update, patch 1.4.5, on the horizon. The team is considering starting work on a second project to explore new ideas, but has not ruled out the possibility of future updates for Terraria. Additionally, a Terraria board game is in development with a projected release date of 2024.
Terraria continues to sell exceptionally well, making it difficult for the game's designer and developer to move on to other projects due to high consumer demand. The forthcoming update will feature crossover content with Dead Cells.
The highly anticipated Terraria 1.4.5 update reveals a crossover with the popular roguelike game Dead Cells. The update brings elements such as the jar room from Dead Cells, vanity armor based on The Beheaded, and a new hammer weapon. There are also hidden secrets within the jars, including a miniature Eater of Worlds and a new whip design. Terraria creator Andrew Spinks has been teasing additional features on Reddit and Twitter, hinting at a possible rainbow boulder. More details are expected to be revealed as the update progresses.