Terraria review:

I had been waiting for this game for around a month, so when I started playing I saw a 2D minecraft but within minutes, I was addicted.  You could say it's a bit of a Zelda and Minecraft collaboration. In the beginning, you have a copper pickaxe and a copper axe, your only friend is an NPC (Non Player Character) called "The Guide", The guide walks around, staying in a general area you can talk to him and he will explain the basics of the game. First, he tells you to chop down trees, then he tells you build a crafting table out of wood,eventually, he explains how to build houses. Once you build a house the right way he will move into it, meaning that at night he stays inside his house. Once you build more houses, more NPC's will arrive. Demolitionists, Merchants, Nurses, Gun salesmen, and more to be added. Of course unlike the guide, these NPC's have more requirements then just building a house. The merchant may require a house and 50 Silver coins, Gun salesmen and Demolitionists require 10 gold coins and a house, Dryads require you to defeat one boss and build a house, Nurse requires a house and you must have upgraded your health points at least once. Boss fights, they range from The Eye of Cthulu, to the Eater of worlds and eventually the demon Skeletron. Of course, bosses drop resources and rare items upon being defeated! Sadly, these bosses don't go down easy. Bosses will most likely kill you a lot, so bring in back up! Change your server settings to "Open server". This will allow other players to join your server and work with you to build, explore, and defeat bosses! Terraria is currently available on Steam for$9.99. 
Score: 9.3/10

Overall, I think Terraria is an excellent game that everyone will love. Whether your an Adventurer, a Builder, or a warrior, Terraria has something for everyone.
By: Ka5tro