3DS version



The 3DS version of Terraria was published by and developed by Codeglue. It is a port of CodeGlue's. This version contains exclusive content not available on other versions, including enemies, armor, weapons, pets, and bosses, but some exclusive content is also available on the.

The 3DS version is unlike the other console versions, not only because of its exclusive entities, 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.

It can be played on the family of systems with a higher frame rate, an expanded world option, and the ability to move the camera around using the C Stick, similar to the effect of Binoculars.

The 3DS version's most recent update is equal to 1.2.1, with some content from 1.2.2 to 1.3.1. It will not receive any significant updates past this 1.2.1 equivalent.

3DS-exclusive content
Some of the following content is also available on the. Most of it used to be available in the as well, but was removed from there entirely with the 1.3 update.

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 1.3.1. 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)
 * Critters (1.2.3)
 * Bug Net for catching critters. (1.2.3)
 * Angler, fishing, bait (1.2.4)
 * All applicable potions crafted from fish. (1.2.4)
 * Minecarts (1.2.4)
 * All boss masks up to Desktop 1.2.4
 * Bonus drops from slimes
 * 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)
 * 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)
 * Mudstone Brick is named "Mudstone Brick", in comparison to "Mudstone Block" on.
 * Firework Rockets show the wiring layout when selected. (1.2.4)
 * Underground Crimson music track. (1.2.4)
 * Alternative Underground music track. (1.2.2)
 * The music track Eerie is replaced with Underworld. (1.3.0.1)
 * Updated Cobalt Shield texture. (1.2.3)

Trivia

 * It is possible to hack some platform-exclusive items into the 3DS version of Terraria by using TerraInveditThreeDee on a jailbroken 3DS console.