Back in elementary school this game was still in 1.2
Even back then with basic functions (compared to now) it amazed us so much, with everyone joining together to build civilizations, explore, and fight bosses in sweaty fights.
We kinda stopped playing a year or two after 1.3, but never really forgot how to play.
When Journey's End came out, we returned once again after a few years. to find out that even though a ton of things had changed, the core game was still there.
The soundtrack is amazing, and so is the community, and to think that this is still getting mass popularity years later; it really warms the heart.
And the "Slayer of Worlds" achievement was so satisfying to achieve, as was that first ever moon lord fight we did.
This game gets compared to Minecraft a lot, and even though I believe they are two separate games that aren't the same, I do see one similarity: You'll always come back for more.
Never gets old
Back in elementary school this game was still in 1.2 Even back then with basic functions (compared to now) it amazed us so much, with everyone joining together to build civilizations, explore, and fight bosses in sweaty fights.
We kinda stopped playing a year or two after 1.3, but never really forgot how to play. When Journey's End came out, we returned once again after a few years. to find out that even though a ton of things had changed, the core game was still there.
The soundtrack is amazing, and so is the community, and to think that this is still getting mass popularity years later; it really warms the heart.
And the "Slayer of Worlds" achievement was so satisfying to achieve, as was that first ever moon lord fight we did.
This game gets compared to Minecraft a lot, and even though I believe they are two separate games that aren't the same, I do see one similarity: You'll always come back for more.