Way back in August of 2013 Terraria ($4.99) released for iOS, and developer Re-Logic’s action platforming crafting adventure translated surprisingly well to the touchscreen and was a joy to carry around in your pocket. As Terraria fans on other platforms are aware, the game is constantly being updated with new content and features and grew a lot from its initial release version on desktop back in 2011. However, the mobile port of Terraria always lagged quite a bit behind in terms of getting the new features from versions on other platforms, which wasn’t too surprising as Re-Logic was busy with the flagship version of the game and so would farm out the mobile (and other platform) development to third parties. Well, this worked out ok for a while, but eventually the iOS version of Terraria stopped receiving updates at all, and as of right now it hasn’t been updated in almost three years and is woefully outdated. Well, I kind of figured that’s the way things would stay as Re-Logic announced Terraria for the Nintendo Switch and seemed stretched pretty thin as they continued to create new content for the flagship version of the game. They continued to promise that mobile would again get its day in the sun, but that just never seemed to happen. Then last December they announced that they’d brought on DR Studios, which is an internal studio of publisher 505 Games, to dedicate themselves entirely to the mobile version of Terraria, with previous mo...