Terraria collab

[Dewit]

Since I haven't seen anyone bring it up, Palworld is gonna be getting some Terraria content in the near future:

https://x.com/Palworld_EN/status/1861560568756462079?t=GQ8PRyCfIk0eSrKtsKcbBA&s=19

[funewchie]

Actually, this thread had.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4638240322751567789/?tscn=1732692215

But, yours is more upfront about it.
I've never played Terraria, myself. Isn't it like a land-based, medieval version of Starbound?
(...Actually, I think Starbound came later. So, it's a space version of Terraria?)

I'm personally more intrigued by the statement of big updates coming in the future.
It is about time for the next big thing, so that intrigues me.

[SHOVEL.EXE]

Originally posted by funewchie:

Actually, this thread had.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/discussions/0/4638240322751567789/?tscn=1732692215

But, yours is more upfront about it.
I've never played Terraria, myself. Isn't it like a land-based, medieval version of Starbound?
(...Actually, I think Starbound came later. So, it's a space version of Terraria?)

I'm personally more intrigued by the statement of big updates coming in the future.
It is about time for the next big thing, so that intrigues me.

for what i did see. since i dont play Terraria. it a 2-d but somehow more advance version of minecraft.

it a hamburger or hot-dog situation ending up having the same condiments.
like the ketchup, mustard combo of picking and placing block to make a build. but you add say'd ketchup and mustard in a different way's or even different brand's for say'd hamburger and hot-dog.

even in there own modding space this logic is at play.

back on topic. for tho's who do play terraria it a W for them for sure.

[Bahrman74]

Originally posted by 404.L'ahegâteau:

back on topic. for tho's who do play terraria it a W for them for sure.

Eh, as a Terraria player I am apathetic. But that's my general stance on these type of crossovers. But I also have zero hours in Palworld so far. Just downloading it now to play, so no I am not some lurker troll. :)

[Shrub]

Originally posted by Bahrman74:

Originally posted by 404.L'ahegâteau:

back on topic. for tho's who do play terraria it a W for them for sure.

Eh, as a Terraria player I am apathetic.

I'm in the same boat, I LOVE Terraria and I LOVE Palworld, but crossovers have always been pretty meh to me other than seeing cool devs interact with each other. Feels good :)

Originally posted by funewchie:

I've never played Terraria, myself. Isn't it like a land-based, medieval version of Starbound?

It came long before, and also not quite 'medieval' rather 'Fantasy-Adventure' as you gain access to electricity by mid-game and there's a lot of 'technology' based items by late-game (You get a laser pistol at mid-game if you make it out of meteorite). It's a single world with a big adventure, I recommend it 2000% if you haven't tried it yet. Some of the best QOL I've seen in any game.

[Greyedsteel]

Originally posted by Shrub:

Originally posted by Bahrman74:

Eh, as a Terraria player I am apathetic.

I'm in the same boat, I LOVE Terraria and I LOVE Palworld, but crossovers have always been pretty meh to me other than seeing cool devs interact with each other.

Terraria is that one guy who's able to chill with anybody.

[JackTheGripper]

Pigrons in Palworld please, all I ask.

[Shrub]

Originally posted by Greyedsteel:

Terraria is that one guy who's able to chill with anybody.

Good Guy Greg of devs

[dogfacecat45]

eh terraria is a fine game but they really broke the playerbase by removing genders and it a 13year old game the jump in with sony im sorry i want to them suceed without the need of wokeness or esg influences im hopeful but i just cant trust devs nowadays

[Shrub]

Good Guy Greg, please bestow your powers upon us in our time of need and sandwich this bigot, and mayhaps share your doobie with them, for they need to chill out. And maybe with me too after this.

[MrSoul]

Neat. Good fit. Both very eclectic styles imo.

[Xaelon]

Originally posted by funewchie:

I've never played Terraria, myself. Isn't it like a land-based, medieval version of Starbound?
(...Actually, I think Starbound came later. So, it's a space version of Terraria?

Yep, your second thought is correct. Terraria came out before Starbound did.

They are definitely similar. The biggest difference between the two games is that rather than hopping between planets, Terraria has you exploring one very large map instead. It's kinda like if you took all the different biomes in Starbound and turned them into one giant mega-planet.

Terraria is one of my favorite games and one I've played the most. It's just one of the best sandbox games ever. There is an absolutely insane amount of stuff to find and lots of crazy bosses to fight with whatever you find. The game's biggest strength can also be it's biggest weakness though: the game provides almost no direction at all besides vague hints provided via text.

How open the game is can be overwhelming but the game leverages this to make you feel like a true explorer and provide a genuine sense of discovery. There really are no restrictions on where you can go, but going places without being properly prepared can go poorly.

[Deathraven13]

Wer can see the news.

https://steamcommunity.com/app/1623730/eventcomments/4638240322751619935?snr=2_9_100003_