3DS version

The 3DS version of Terraria is published by 505Games and developed by Codeglue. It is a port of the, which is developed by Re-Logic.



Despite being considered a console release, the 3DS version is different from other console versions in that it contains -exclusive items such as the Heart Arrow and features the original color schemes of the Hero's clothes and Plumber's clothes. The 3DS version also contains the Zapinator, an item which was originally released on the, but was removed in a subsequent update. It resembles the Light Gun from the 8-bit third-generation home video game console.

The 3DS version is unlike the other console versions, not only because of some differences listed above, but also because it follows its own update line. A list of all the updates it has had, as well as a few highlights of each one, can be found at 3DS Version history.

This version will not receive any significant updates past its current 1.2.1 equivalent (with small 1.3 exceptions).

The 3DS version can be played on the family of systems at a higher frame rate and it adds an expanded world option.

Most of the 3DS version's exclusive content used to be on the mobile edition but was removed with 1.3.

Post-Desktop-1.2.1 content
The of Terraria is largely equivalent to  1.2.1. However, some content from future versions has been added into the game, mostly from 1.2.2 to 1.3.0.1. Below is a list of said content.


 * Frost Moon (1.2.2)
 * Frost Moon/Pumpkin Moon
 * Underworld, Goblin Invasion, and Pirate Invasion music themes
 * Duke Fishron and its drops (1.2.4)
 * Bonus drops from slimes
 * Critters (1.2.3)
 * Minecarts (1.2.3)
 * Alternative Underground music track. (1.2.2)
 * Upside down slopes/platform stairs. (1.2.3)
 * The Pickaxe Axe and Drax require 1 soul from each mechanical boss to craft. (1.2.3)
 * All boss masks up to Desktop 1.2.4
 * All applicable potions crafted from fish. (1.2.4)
 * Quick stack to nearby chests feature.
 * Crispy Honey Blocks are craftable.
 * Reforges cost 33% of the item's total value. (1.2.3)
 * Ore stacks to 999. (1.2.3)
 * Saplings can be placed on all grass types. (1.2.3)
 * Bug Net for catching critters for bait. (1.2.3)
 * Mudstone Brick is named "Mudstone Brick", in comparison to "Mudstone Block" on and.
 * Firework Rockets show the wiring layout when selected. (1.2.4)
 * Underground Crimson music track. (1.2.4)
 * The music track Eerie is replaced with Underworld. (1.3.0.1)
 * Updated Cobalt Shield texture. (1.2.3)