Credits

   

PC/Console/Mobile/tModLoader-Only Content: This information applies only to the PC, Console, Mobile, and tModLoader versions of Terraria.

The credits are a sequence of cutscenes and credits to people who developed or contributed to Terraria. The credits sequence plays after the first defeat of the Moon Lord or when the Music Box (Journey's End) is equipped in an accessory slot. It is also available from the main menu.

Multiple cutscenes are depicted, a few of them seeming to be connected to certain events of gameplay.

The credits end with the line "Thank you for playing!".

Tip: The credits can be sped up by sleeping in your bed.

Cutscene descriptions

The cutscenes display the following:

• The Guide running from a Zombie as he lets it into his house.
• The Merchant and Traveling Merchant coming to agreement on a trade of an Angel Statue and a Dirt Block.
• The Demolitionist and Arms Dealer arguing between guns and Bombs, before the Nurse takes them both for a drink.
• The Goblin Tinkerer and Mechanic flirting.
• The Tavernkeep saying goodbye to the Dryad before re-entering the Old One's Army portal.
• The Wizard, Painter, Dye Trader, Party Girl, and two Bunnies going to eat cake during a Party.
• The Truffle expressing surprise and dismay, and the Clothier chuckling while following him.
• The Angler and Pirate talking at a Campfire, showing each other their possessions. Eventually, the Angler shows the Pirate a Truffle Worm and sets off, and the Pirate soon follows after trying to unsuccessfully warn him of the dangers presented when using it as bait.
• The Golfer, a cured Zoologist, and the town pets following a Golf Ball.
• The Skeleton Merchant finding a Slap Hand in a pile of bones.
• The Dryad becoming a tree in a Forest, with a Bunny resting at her feet.
• The Steampunker modifying or repairing the Cyborg before being shocked.
• Santa giving a present to the Tax Collector.
• The Witch Doctor and Princess befriending two Lihzahrds.
• Finally, all the NPCs and the player's character celebrating in a pavilion.

List of developers and contributors

Creator

• Andrew “Redigit” Spinks

Executive Producer

• Whitney “Cenx” Spinks

Designer

• Andrew “Redigit” Spinks

Programming

• Yorai “Yoraiz0r” Omer

Graphics

• Victor “Crowno” Moura

Music

• Scott Lloyd Shelly

Sound

• Morten Lund Søegaard

Dialog

• James “Lazure” Hayes

Quality Assurance

• Jason “Leinfors” Parker

Business Development

• Ted “Loki” Murphy

Marketing

• Ted “Loki” Murphy

Public Relations

• Amanda “safeman” Powell

Webmaster

• Justin “Grumpy Squid” Coplen

Playtesting

• Atri “m4sterbr0s” Maharaj

Special Thanks to

• The Torch God

Trivia

• The Clothier chasing after the Truffle may be related to the fact that, based on some of his dialogue, he wishes to eat the Truffle.
• The credits play after the first defeat of the Moon Lord on a world, so a character which has defeated the boss on a different world would trigger the credits on a new world, but a new character defeating it on a world in which the credits have already played would not cause them to play again.
• The credits always play with the text facing the bottom of the world. This means that in reversed gravity, they appear upside-down.
• The Zoologist is an ordinary human lacking a fox tail and ears, showing she was cured of her curse. She has plain brown hair, as referenced in one of the Zoologist's quotes.
• The Stylist is the only NPC to not appear during the credits except for the ending screen.
• If a player speeds up time using an Enchanted Sundial, the credits will speed up with it and will play through the end and begin again until the day is skipped.
• If the player exits the world while the credits are playing, they still appear on screen until the world is done saving, similarly to some event backgrounds.
• There are some special names listed in the "Special Thanks to" section:
  • "The Torch God", introduced in the 1.4.0.5 update.
  • "Lord Gaben" refers to Gabe Newell, the founder of Steam.
  • "Markus 'Notch' Persson" refers to Markus Persson, the creator of Minecraft
• The credits are blocked off in the underground layers, but are visible in the Underworld.

History

 PC version

• Desktop 1.4.1.1:
  • Moved "Peter 'Pedguin' Mann" from "Testers" to "Special Thanks".
  • Added "Sarah 'Waffles' Data" under "Graphics".

• Desktop 1.4.1: Introduced.