#TERRARIA SWITCH UPDATE#

Now we're just waiting for Starbound to come to Switch. It's probably good for Re-Logic to stake its claim on the eShop, before the Square Enix-backed Dragon Quest Builders 2 launches on PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on July 12, 2019. If you're interested in trying it out, you can pick up for half off in the current Steam sale. Terraria Terraria Review (Switch) A decent port of a legendary game Version Reviewed: North American review by Mitch Vogel Sun 14th Jul 2019 If there’s one game in the world that has been cloned to. However, this is a game every bit as complex and creative as the better-known block building game. Terraria is a Minecraft-style game with a bit more focus on exploration and adventuring rather than just building. Terraria looks like a 2D, lesser, version of Minecraft.

Here's hoping the port stands up to the original game, given that another recent release on the Switch is having optimization issues.

#TERRARIA SWITCH UPDATE#

The update will add more biomes, more items, more enemies, and golf.

The worst part about this is that it would sometimes crash on the left ocean too, which prevents you from doing certain parts of the game. Once tps gets low enough it'll run an optimization sweep, and if you have a lot of water falling, this will happen as a result. Re-Logic recently announced the new Journey's End update during all the E3 hubbub. The problem is that it crashes whenever you go to the ocean on the right side of the map on switch. So that whenever you load into the world it doesnt have to load the individual states of thousands of falling water blocks.

The mobile version of the game is in Alpha, offering patch 1.3 at the moment, bso it's likely that the Switch version will launch with that as well. Terraria is currently on patch 1.3.1 on other platforms. There's no mention which version of the game will be coming to the platform.

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