Re-Logic, the company that created Terraria, has shared exciting news: their indie survival crafting game, which has been around for 13 years, is now installed on 60.7 million devices across several platforms. This impressive achievement, along with other enduring titles like Warframe, challenges the common belief in today's gaming world that success must happen right away.
Installations by Platform
From the announcement, it’s revealed that 33 million PC players have downloaded Terraria. The rest of the installations come from other platforms such as Android, iOS, Nintendo Switch, PS Vita, and Xbox. Interestingly, there seems to be a large number of players on the Switch. Google Play indicates that Android downloads sit at "5M+," which is still significant but surprisingly lower than PC installations.
Gratitude Towards Supporters
In their message, Re-Logic expressed their joy in reaching the 60 million units mark—60.7 million, to be exact—with 33 million on PC alone! They emphasized that this achievement wouldn't be possible without the support from their community. While they feel thankful, they are determined to continue earning that trust and backing.
Long-term Support Strategy
The success of Terraria also highlights Re-Logic's commitment to long-term support, especially when considering recent news about Ubisoft withdrawing support for Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown after it only sold 1 million copies. Re-Logic is proud of its active community and solid sales figures, and they have also announced additional bug fixes, game tweaks, and improvements. It’s worth noting that they continue to support the game without relying on microtransactions.
If you haven’t tried it yet, you should check out Terraria on Steam.
