Terraria Achieves Content Parity on PC and Console with Latest Update

Originally released on PC in 2011, Re-Logic's Terraria has seen subsequent versions on just about every significant gaming machine released since: 3DS, Switch, Mac, Mobile, PlayStation 3/4, Xbox 360/One and more. Despite this, the PC version has always been superior content-wise; players wielding keyboards and mice would always be the most up-to-date with Terraria's patches and content updates. That is, until now...

As of the latest update for the game on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One (1.3.5), the version of Terraria available for the two consoles matches that found on PC. This means that, at long last, content parity has been reached between PC and (some) consoles. The update brings new armour sets and furniture items, alongside various bugfixes and minor tweaks; it's nothing drastic in terms of actual in-game additions, but the update represents a major milestone for the game's development on console.

To celebrate the update's release, Re-Logic has also released a "First Two Nights in Terraria" video, intended to ease new players into the rhythm of Terraria. Take a look at the video above.

Terraria version 1.3.5 is available for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4 now.