
Terraria Marks 15 Years and 70 Million Players With a Promise to Continue Updates Beyond 1.4.6 and Crossplay Patch
Terraria celebrates its 15th anniversary and 70 million players with a commitment to continue updates beyond version 1.4.6. The developer, Re-Logic, has announced plans for future content and a collector's edition to mark the milestone. The game has seen a significant player base, averaging around half a million daily players.
- ▪Terraria has sold 70 million copies, with 39.6 million on PC, 10.7 million on console, and 19.7 million on mobile.
- ▪The game has an average daily player count of around half a million, peaking at 1.4 million.
- ▪Re-Logic has promised updates will continue beyond the 1.4.6 update and will share future plans at the appropriate time.
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TerrariaTerraria Marks 15 Years and 70 Million Players With a Promise to Continue Updates Beyond 1.4.6 and Crossplay Patch"This is as much your journey as it is ours!"By Vikki BlakeUpdated: May 18, 2026 9:49am UTC0 commentsTerraria developer Re-Logic has confirmed that updates will continue "beyond" the 1.4.6 update and the upcoming crossplay patch, and will share "other plans and ideas [...] when the time is right."Addressing fans on its 15th anniversary in an update on Steam, the studio reflected on the staggering milestone of 70 million sales, 39.6 million of which were sold on PC, 10.7 million on console, and 19.7 million on mobile.
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