Terraria developer confirms cross-play and 15th anniversary collector's items
The sandbox adventure game marks its 15th anniversary with promises of future updates, a retrospective book, and a collector's edition box set.
Re-Logic has confirmed that cross-play functionality for Terraria is on deck soon, marking a significant update for the sandbox adventure game as it celebrates its 15th anniversary. The developer announced the milestone in a Steam post, noting that the title has sold 70 million copies across PC, console, and mobile platforms since its release.
In addition to the sales figures, Re-Logic teased a 15th Anniversary Collector's Edition box set, with pre-orders expected to open in early June. While specific contents of the box set have not been revealed, the developer shared a teaser image to mark the occasion. The studio also pledged that the game will continue to receive support, with Update 1.4.6 and future updates promised to keep the world of Terraria vibrant and alive.
To complement the anniversary celebrations, Re-Logic has partnered with Lost In Cult to release a retrospective book titled Terraria: Design Works. Part of the publisher's Design Works series, the book features behind-the-scenes content, dev-land stories, and never-before-seen artwork. Pre-orders for the book, available on its own or as part of a Deluxe Edition, will open on 28 May.
The developer also highlighted player engagement statistics, revealing that PC players log an average of 101 hours and 18 minutes in the game. This data underscores the long-term retention of the title, which has maintained a dedicated community over its 15-year history.
Re-Logic stated that the world of Terraria remains and will remain vibrant and alive for as long as the team has anything to say about it. The announcement of cross-play and the upcoming merchandise releases signal continued investment in the game's ecosystem as it enters its second decade.
