Terraria is better than Minecraft

Interesting premise, but graphics don't contribute to the game's overall rating much. Most gamers say this themselves (assuming that they have had enough experience in the field of gaming), and they are usually correct in most cases. Although, considering that your point over Minecraft has been proven, I'll give my share of support over Terraria. Terraria had humble beginnings as well. It started off as a simple indie game. The idea was unique in terms of 2D adventure games, but the small developer team was rather shocked to find a sudden boom in activity. PaperBatVG was one of (if not the first) YouTuber to start making gameplay videos for Terraria. He also had contact with one of the developers whose nickname was 'Blue.' They occasionally played multiplayer together and discuss various topics ranging from current developments to upcoming projects and ideas. The crew had big plans for the future once they realized the capability of such a simple game. In an interview with Andrew Spinks[1], lead developer of Terraria (whose nickname is 'Red,') Spinks told Adam Ames, the interviewer, that Terraria was not in it's final stages and that there were more things to be implemented into the game. Andrew had envisioned much more to come. Anywho, moving on to graphics... [Graphics] The graphics in this game are of 2D format. It is a side-scrolling adventure game with almost no graphic issues as far as the eye can tell. Almost no issues are being reported now that the content is being updated. Terraria also has their fair share of texture packs. A simple Google search can prove that, and installation is as easy as 123. The catch is, installation only takes TWO steps, not 3. :) Step 1: Download the texture pack that you desire. Step 2: Drag and drop into C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Terraria\Custom Content DONE! Well, assuming that the player uses Steam to play, of course. (Most players do) A few examples of texture packs include: 1) FruitBat's texture packs 2) Futuristic Texture Pack 3) The New Zelda Pack 4) Old Armor Pack Etc... [Gameplay] Terraria's gameplay builds up to high points as well. You start out with a set of simple bronze tools as nothing more. You have 10 hearts, and you need to start chopping down trees in order to collect wood which in turn, you use to build a house with. You have to act fast and start killing slimes in order to receive gel which in turn, you use to make torches for lighting. You eventually have to start mining, get better resources, and craft new materials with said resources. After you arm yourself with new inventory, you venture off and eventually come across a dungeon that is guarded by a cursed old man. The old man turns into a giant flying skeleton that you have to defeat in order to progress in the game. You go down into the dungeon and meet new enemies along with a variety of chests that hide a bunch of new weapons and tools. You use these weapons and tools to help you advance even further. Eventually, you go into the Underworld, a biome that is filled with the toughest monsters. You find a Voodoo doll, drop it into lava, and a gigantic wall made of flesh appears. This wall tries to kill you, but you kill IT first. After this, you hear the earth shake and rattle beneath your feet. You enter HARDMODE. Here, many more mobs arrive and new adventures await. (I'll end it here because I don't want to spoil the rest.) [1] http://truepcgaming.com... The beginning of round 2 has started.