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Looks like an early birthday present is on its way to me, as the Terraria developers have officially stated Linux & Mac builds should be out in July.

QuoteWe do want to give our Mac and Linux Terrarians a quick update as well. Based upon current status and planning, the plan is that Mac/Linux will launch shortly after 1.3 - aiming for a launch within the month of July. This is being done to ensure the most stable Mac/Linux builds possible so that everyone has the best experience that we can provide.


This will come just after the 1.3 release which has a lovely trailer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-nXdtDgpPeE

It looks bloody mental going by the trailer. I always wanted to give it a go, and even though Starbound filled a small gap in my heart, Terraria is a "finished" game and much more stable. Not only that, but Starbound is still limiting saved games to your installation, and Terraria is about to have Steam Cloud saving, that alone makes me want it more (I've lost many Starbound characters).

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ElectricPrism Jun 24, 2015
Holy shit! Yes!!!!!!!!!! There goes another 1,000 hours :)

RTheren Jun 24, 2015
Even I lost my Starbound accounts :D
Really sad
ljrk Jun 24, 2015
I have to admit that this is one of the least-sought Linux releases for me, simply because it ran so well in wine for me. Anyway, I in no way do not appreciate this :D
ky0 Jun 24, 2015
Oh wow awesome!
neowiz73 Jun 24, 2015
the action in Terraria looks crazy and mad. I've chalked up over 200 hours with Starbound and it seems like a more polished game especially with certain mods. Plus i've been customizing my own custom mod for Starbound that has a mix of features from the multiple mods i've tried. I basically ripped out all the useless stuff to me, re-balanced everything to be inline with Starbound etc. I've had a dozen characters or more over the coarse of testing mods and playing. I like the direction the nightly builds are going with Starbound. they are adding a lot of nice improvements for this next stable update, which should be sometime near the end of july or early august. if Chucklefish don't come up with a really good end-game story then i'm sure the person doing the starbound side stories will. that mod has everything needed to really make for a good end-game story.
oldrocker99 Jun 25, 2015
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Yet Another Game I had bought for Windows , making its way into my library .
ElectricPrism Jun 25, 2015
Quoting: LeonardKI have to admit that this is one of the least-sought Linux releases for me, simply because it ran so well in wine for me. Anyway, I in no way do not appreciate this :D

Terraria is by far best played with friends. Even in wine to host a Mono Terraria Server would require a SSH tunnel hack to get around the WINE Terraria DNS issue connecting to other PC's via IP on a LAN.

Terraria is by far the most anticipated Linux game for me. Finally a awesome chill out game for after work.
Cyba.Cowboy Jun 25, 2015
Can't wait, as I'm sick of my son asking when this game is coming to Linux-based operating systems...

lol
LowEndGeek Jun 26, 2015
I can't wait, it's my bday too on the 27th :)

wait wait wait, first of all all the new content looks awesome....did i just see the dryad cast a spell?

errmegrrd steam backups
Insperatus Jun 30, 2015
Been looking forward to this one. Let's hope it's not July 31st lol
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