It feels less like a cohesive overhaul of the game, and more like a playground in which some talented mod designers have had a whole lot of fun. Originally developed by Jofairden and partners, the approach to developing this mod seems to have been one of ‘anything goes’. Tremor Remastered is mad. Playing this mod is like being inside the minds of some very talented, and very strange, developers.

If you’re not ready for the craziness of Calamity, but still want to extend the fun a little, then Thorium is the way to go. Thorium adds a lot to Terraria, but subtly. That might sound like a criticism, but it’s not. Overall, Calamity is a great mod if you are already an experienced player and are looking for your next Terraria challenge. This adds permadeath to the game, something that many people felt was missing from the original, but be advised that this mode is only recommended for the most experienced players. Death mode is brutal enough, but then you also have ‘Armageddon’, where bosses can kill you in one hit.įinally, for those seeking the ultimate challenge, there is ‘Iron Heart’ mode. ‘Revengeance’ and ‘Death’ modes offer increasing levels of difficulty but also add increased loot to (hopefully) get you through. You’re going to need many of these new items to face the new end-boss of Calamity, who is truly a monster.Ĭalamity also adds a few new game modes to Terraria, each aimed at increasing the difficulty of the game for experienced players. Some of these even drop new items, which leads to expanded crafting possibilities. There are 24 new bosses to fight, and each biome gets a load of new monster types. It’s after the boss battle with the Moon Lord that Calamity comes into its own.

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