Terraria

The classic Terraria is a 2D pixel survival game that is a must-try for all gamers. This addictive Action-Adventure-themed game is indeed a bit daunting for newbies. But don’t let this discourage you! This game is quite exciting once you get the hang of things. You will soon find yourself fully invested in the storyline and gameplay. If you are looking for a way to make your Terraria playing experience a bit more fun, then check out some cool must-know tips and tricks for playing this sensational multiplayer game next.

This game allows you to become submerged in a pixelated virtual-gaming world featuring some stunning graphics and an easy-to-navigate interface. In the popular multiplayer mode, a player can play with 7 friends maximum online or on local Wi-Fi. For PC, you have the Mobile Terraria Service or you can go for the device-to-device Wi-Fi hosting games option to play Terraria.

In the game, as a player, you will encounter more than 400 enemies whom you have to combat and defeat to plunder for loot. There are 20+ Mini Biomes and Biomes that you can explore (both above and underground). The in-depth and unique options for building with over 20 NPCs are designed to make the gameplay interesting at every step.

Now, let's check out some must-know information that will help you to strategize your gameplay better:

* Crimson VS Corruption

When you will make a new world in the game to begin your gameplay from starch, you will be asked to choose between Crimson or Corruption. Many players believe that one should be very careful when choosing between the two options as it will affect the gameplay. However, this is not true. Both options serve the same purpose. So, you can proceed with any choice. But each choice comes with its own specific boss, the rewards may vary. Thus, if you are interested in both reward options, then you can make two separate worlds.

* What to do With Explored Chests?

Many veteran Terraria players make the mistake of leaving empty explored chests as they are, costing valuable time for other players. Time management is very important when playing this game. Thus, after you empty a chest or if you come across an empty chest, use your Pickaxe to destroy the chest. In this way, other players will not lose precious game time by exploring the already explored chest.

* Storing Found Weapons and Accessories

As you keep on playing, you will find yourself getting weapons and accessories that you will not use. Many players usually ditch any items that they believe will not come to use. However, a strategic way to improve in this game is by keeping each type of item found in specific chests. Certain weapons and accessories are used to build bigger tools later on in the game designed to effectively improve your performance in the game. Some of the required items to build better tools are easily available earlier in the game but are hard to come by later on when required. So, do not ditch found items of no use and store them in chests instead.

* More Housing for NPCs,The Better

You will get access to more than 20 NPCs in the game. However, you can get access to them exclusively only after a housing area is built for the specific NPC. Most beginners find out that all NPCs are there when the final NPC moves in. The final NPC will be a princess. Expert Terraria players keep on building housing for NPCs to ensure he/she can progress in the game quickly and effectively. There is not much required to build a small room where the NPC can stay. All you need to include in the room are a chair, a table, and a torch.

The bit on the gameplay of Terraria along with the valuable tips and tricks mentioned above are great for both beginners and veteran players. You can try them out to see how they work. Try to perfect them with practice to ensure you are getting the most out of the gameplay.

In the end, it is all about how well you react to the new challenges as the game progresses. So, if you truly want to excel in Terraria, follow these tips and tricks and play the game as often as possible to improve your gameplay and reaction time.