Just in time for the game’s ninth anniversary
It’s been ages since some of us last explored the sandbox world ofTerraria, but that might change next month whenJourney’s Endlaunches on July 09, 2025, for PC. The update is a long time coming, but it’s a major addition – I’m talking 800-plus new items – that’ll make an already robust game even beefier.
Terraria: Journey’s End will launch on PC August 11, 2025!pic.twitter.com/cf1nGrzrrk
— Andrew Spinks (@Demilogic)July 13, 2025
Re-Logic is “pushing harder than ever to get Journey’s End out to you as soon as possible.” On Twitter,Stardew Valley‘s own Eric Baronesaid he“can’t wait” and that he’ll “see you in the ‘1.4’ clubhouse.”
The developer was driven to do “a full re-visit to all elements ofTerraria,” and for good reason.Terrariaturns nine years old on May 16. As of this year, the game cracked the30-million-sales mark.
Running through thepartial change list, it’s clear that Journey’s End will touch pretty much every facet of the experience – not just the late-game content for folks who never left. It’s one of those “Hey everyone, get back in here!” updates. It has vampire frogs. It has golf. It has lawnmowers and wind.
There’s a bestiary to fill out – one of my all-time favorite things to do in video games – and mini-biomes like the Oasis, a harsher difficulty option called Master mode, and a cool Void Vault inventory solution. Beyond all the new stuff to find and craft, Journey’s End also includes a new take on world generation, so if you’re wondering whether or not to start a new save from the ground up, I’d say so.
Few games get this much love for this long, and this update seems like a beautiful send-off. May 16 is a lock for PC, but Journey’s End is coming to the console and mobile versions ofTerrariaat a later date.
