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Anna Koselke

After 5 years, Terraria 1.4.5 sees the iconic sandbox game hit another high with over 160,000 players exploring its new Minecraft-inspired world seed and more

Terraria art showing a short-haired blond man sitting atop a grassy field in metal armor, colorful slimes on either side of him.

Terraria's long-awaited 1.4.5 update is finally here, and boy, is it packing some content – so much content, in fact, that the iconic sandbox game has officially managed to rack up its second-highest player peak to date.

A quick look at SteamDB shows that Terraria hit its all-time peak in 2020 when update 1.4, Journey's End (or not-so-end, really), launched, with 489,886 players flocking to the game to explore what many thought would be its final major patch. Now that 1.4.5 is here – an update that's been three years in the making – that record of five years could just be challenged. The current 24-hour peak is 164,067 players… the sandbox gem's second most impressive.

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