Minecraft is a sandbox building game, where players can explore a practically endless world. During this adventure, players can build unique creations, collect an assortment of different blocks and ...

Terraria is often compared to Minecraft, and it's clear to see why. The pair stand side-by-side among the best sandbox games, and their core concepts of digging out resources and building something of ...

Terraria is a better game than Minecraft. There's no denying Minecraft's success, or that Notch's creation is a fun, at times magical, playground; a world of LEGO without the risk of stepping on a ...

My first half hour with Terraria left me tempted to write it off as a blatant Minecraft clone, different only in that the world players explore is composed of two dimensions rather than three. But ...

Both Minecraft and Terraria are quite similar. They are survival titles that place players in a world where they need to gather resources and progress. Furthermore, both give players lots of freedom, ...

A prominent former Minecraft modder has landed a dream job: helping modders make more mods. The twist is, it's for a different sandbox game. It's no worry, however: modder Chicken Bones is now working ...

Terraria on Wii U is taking its time to launch, but already out-does Minecraft in terms of Wii-U Gamepad features. It looks like the wait will be worth it. Although Minecraft has been out on the Wii U ...

Capitalizing on the absence of Minecraft on both the Wii U and 3DS, Re-Logic's 2D sandbox game Terraria is coming to Nintendo platforms in the first quarter of next year. Publisher 505 Games recently ...

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Minecraft is the video-game of the moment. However, Terraria developers have pulled a fast one, beating the Microsoft-owned property to Nintendo platforms. Terraria may appear to be just a 2D sandbox ...

I follow the torch-lit path down, down, down. And then down some more, swinging my trusty flaming sword to slaughter the occasional demonic adversary as I descended. How much bigger could this map be?