Terraria is one of those PC gaming mainstays whose death will probably only come about thanks to a global mass extinction event. It just received a major new update in the form of Terraria 1.4.5, which was announced in 2022 and scheduled to release in 2023. But, as is usually the case with Terraria updates, what was originally meant to be a fairly straightforward Dead Cells crossover pack turned into something much bigger, requiring just over three years to develop.
The resulting update has patch notes of near biblical proportions, but not everything included in Bigger and Boulder is listed: "As always, we never share everything that is in each update," reads the update notes, "not even in the 'full' changelog. Part of the fun is in the discovery!"
On that note, a new "skyblock" world seed now exists which, as the name implies, resembles a floating island. According to ReLogic it "introduces entirely new gameplay dynamics and rules—when resources are scarce and you are one misstep from a plummet to your doom, you will have to learn all new ways to work your way to the end."
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