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Crossover content is content added from a different game or other media, while the other game also adopts some content from Terraria, with mutual permission. Homages and references, however, are not crossover content.

Edge of Space[]

Edge of Space is a 2D sandbox game developed by Handyman Studios, similar in gameplay to Terraria, but in a space setting.

Reciprocal content[]

Edge of Space has a boss, "Omegatron", which is based on Skeletron and Skeletron Prime.

Pixel Piracy[]

Pixel Piracy is a 2D real-time strategy game developed by Quadro Delta and published by Re-Logic. To celebrate the publishing deal, version 1.2.4 added crossover content into Terraria.[1]

Reciprocal content[]

The weapon Starfury is present in Pixel Piracy.

Project Zomboid[]

Project Zomboid is a apocalyptic zombie survival game that recieved crossover content such as the “Spiffo Plush” a 1/1500 (0.07%) drop from zombies. It was added in the 1.4.4 update.

Worms 3[]

Worms 3 is a mobile game which in 2013 received crossover content from Terraria[2]. In return, the mobile version of Terraria received some Worms 3 content in the 2014 Hardmode Update. This content has since been removed from Terraria's Android Android and iOS & iPadOS iOS versions, but is still available on the Windows Phone Windows Phone and Nintendo 3DS version versions.

Reciprocal content[]

Worms 3 received customization sprites looking like the Molten Helmet, Hallowed Mask, Mythril Hood, Mining Helmet, Top Hat, and Archaeologist's Hat, as well as five Terraria-themed gravestones and Terraria sound effects ("speechbank").

Dungeon Defenders 2[]

Dungeon Defenders 2 is a 3D tower-defense game developed by Chromatic Games which has crossover content in Terraria since version 1.3.4. Its setting is called "Etheria" so elements from this game are called "Etherian" to distinguish from the Terrarian versions when ambiguity could exist, such as for example between Etherian Mana and Mana, or Etherian Goblin and Goblin.

The game features four core classes, which are represented in Terraria by the selection of player equipment.

Class Sentries Tier 2 Armor Tier 3 Armor Tier 2 Weapon(s) Tier 3 Weapon Accessory
Apprentice Flameburst Rod Flameburst Cane Flameburst Staff
Flameburst
Apprentice armorApprentice Dark Artist armorDark Artist Tome of Infinite WisdomTome of Infinite Wisdom Betsy's WrathBetsy's Wrath Apprentice's ScarfApprentice's Scarf
Huntress Explosive Trap Rod Explosive Trap Cane Explosive Trap Staff
Explosive Trap
Huntress armorHuntress Red Riding armorRed Riding Phantom PhoenixPhantom Phoenix Aerial BaneAerial Bane Huntress's BucklerHuntress's Buckler
Monk Lightning Aura Rod Lightning Aura Cane Lightning Aura Staff
Lightning Aura
Monk armorMonk Shinobi Infiltrator armorShinobi Infiltrator Sleepy OctopodSleepy Octopod
Ghastly GlaiveGhastly Glaive
Sky Dragon's FurySky Dragon's Fury Monk's BeltMonk's Belt
Squire Ballista Rod Ballista Cane Ballista Staff
Ballista
Squire armorSquire Valhalla Knight armorValhalla Knight Brand of the InfernoBrand of the Inferno Flying DragonFlying Dragon Squire's ShieldSquire's Shield

Sentries and armor sets are bought with Defender Medals from the Tavernkeep when the corresponding tiers are unlocked (Tier 1 is available from the start, one Mechanical Boss defeated in Hardmode for Tier 2, Golem defeated for Tier 3). Tier 2 weapons and accessories are dropped by the Ogre while Tier 3 weapons are dropped by Betsy.

Other content includes:

All the crossover content in Terraria is obtained through the Tavernkeep NPC, either directly from him or indirectly by triggering the Old One's Army event.

Reciprocal content[]

As part of the crossover, Dungeon Defenders 2 incorporated some Terraria content as well.

Minecraft[]

Minecraft is a 3D sandbox game developed by Mojang Studios which has crossover content in Terraria since 1.2.1.

Reciprocal content[]

  • Jens Bergensten has officially claimed that the summon mechanism of the wither, one of the bosses in Minecraft, was inspired by the boss summon mechanics of Terraria.[3]
  • One of Minecraft's main menu splash texts says: "Also try Terraria!".

One Drop[]

One Drop is a yoyo manufacturer. In 1.3.0.1, the following One Drop yoyos were added to Terraria:


Reciprocal content[]

In turn, One Drop released real-life yoyos designed after the TerrarianTerrarian[4][5] ,KrakenKraken, Biomes, Weapons, And dyes .[6]

Don't Starve Together[]

Don't Starve is a series of survival video games by Canadian studio Klei Entertainment. 1.4.3 saw the addition of one boss, one music track, a new secret seed, and a number of items inspired by these games:

Reciprocal content[]

Along with 1.4.3's release, Klei Entertainment released an update for Don't Starve Together which added the Eye of Cthulhu and Twins, 5 new eye-themed boss rewards, and 26 new skins for existing items.

Stardew Valley[]

Stardew Valley is a farm life simulation game developed by ConcernedApe. 1.4.4 added 3 new items and special Dryad's cutscene.

When the players holds Joja Cola in the inventory, "Status" button in Dryad's menu is replaced with "Purify". If the player press this button, Joja Cola will be consumed and create portal to the Stardew Valley's world. The Junimo then jumps out of this portal and pulls out Stardrop that the player can collect in the future.

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