Terraria: Otherworld
Terraria: Otherworld was intended to be a new spinoff game of the Terraria franchise. It was originally announced by Re-Logic and Engine Software. It was described as an open-world sandbox RPG/strategy game that would take a novel approach to the Terraria experience to explore "what might have been".
Set in an alternate dimension within the Terraria universe, Terraria: Otherworld places the player (and a "rag-tag band of survivors") in a struggle to restore a corrupted world.
In April of 2017, Re-Logic announced that development of the game would no longer continue with the help of Engine Software. Instead, Pipework Studios had taken over in place and Re-Logic announced that "[w]e will be working with Pipeworks to examine the entire game, from top to bottom, to see how it fits with our high expectations and core vision for this project".
In April of 2018, Re-Logic announced that development of the game has been terminated, stating "[o]ur team has a clear vision for this game - one that we shared with all of you with much shared excitement - and, in spite of all of our efforts, the current state of the game remains equal parts far from that vision and beyond behind schedule from our initial planning when we shared Otherworld with all of you three years ago".[1]
With the release of version 1.4.0.1 for Terraria, the previously unreleased soundtrack for Terraria: Otherworld was implemented into the game as an alternate soundtrack accessible through the Party Girl.
Contents
Returning features[edit | edit source]
- Generated worlds made of many modifiable blocks and walls, including soils and ores
- Background tiles such as furniture, trees, and other plants
- Liquids such as lava and water
- Health and mana
- Dynamic time and weather
- Tools such as swords, axes, pickaxes, hammers, and bows
- Armor, accessories, and vanity items
- Coins and other items dropped from enemies
- Torches and Rope
Environments[edit | edit source]
Items[edit | edit source]
NPCs[edit | edit source]
New features[edit | edit source]
- Many unknown new blocks, items, furniture, and enemies
- A defensive style of gameplay, featuring turrets that are able to be upgraded and customized
- Dedicated wings equip slot
- More ways to fight the corruption
- New corrupted forms of blocks, such as Dirt and Snow
- More weather, such as lightning
- New enemies, such as Crystal Archer, Triffid, and Scavenger
- A new crafting station, the Zinc Anvil
- New swinging hooks
- A more robust quest system
- A leveling system for weapons, including upgrade slots
Environments[edit | edit source]
- Crystal Cave
- The Core
Items[edit | edit source]
- Ebondirt Block
- Gold Plated Tomahawk
- Striking Trident
- Nickel Sword
- Promethium Sword
- Crimson Axe (item)
- Hellbender
- Holy Staff
- Ore Buster
- Silicon Sword
Enemies[edit | edit source]
- Triffid and Scavenger Corruption enemies
- Crimother boss
- Super Shark enemy
NPCs[edit | edit source]
- A Snail NPC
Videos[edit | edit source]
Screenshots[edit | edit source]
Notes[edit | edit source]
- From the "The Core" screenshot, it seems that hearts and stars on the HUD represent only 10 health and mana, respectively.
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ This is the End: Otherworld Development Cancelled Apr 13, 2018
External links[edit | edit source]