When Re-Logic released Terraria’s 1.4 update earlier this year, it touted as the last content update. It was even called “Journey’s End” to drive that point home. But lo and behold, the developer has announced another final content update for release later today. Check out the teaser trailer below.

Update 1.4.1 or Journey’s Actual End sees the final NPC added along with new achievements. There will also be bug fixes, “lots” of balance changes and new vanity items. Players can also finally watch the game credits but in Terraria-style. It wouldn’t be surprising to see a secret boss or some other new items added as well.

More details on Terraria: Journey’s Actual End will be available later today so stay tuned. Terraria is currently available for Xbox One, Android, iOS, PS4, Nintendo Switch and PC. It’s sold over 30 million copies till date with the Journey’s End update hitting a peak of almost 500,000 players at launch.

Max Thunder – Streets of Rage 4

The Streets of Rage 2 hero makes his return but this time as a boss thanks to Ms. Y’s mind control techniques. Many of his moves, like the Thunder Tackle and Spinning Knuckle Bomb, are all here and hurt like hell. Max also won’t flinch from normal moves and can only be knocked down by Star Supers. Hit and run tactics are advised, along with reading which attack will be coming next, but it’s easier said than done.

Re-Logic’s massive and final update for Terraria, namely Journey’s End, went live on May 16th for PC players. The hype for it was already pretty nuts but it helped the game hit a new all-time player peak of 489,886. Even with Terraria having sold 14 million players on the platform as of April 2020, that’s still an impressive peak.

Terraria: Journey’s End is packed with heaps of new content for players to enjoy. There are over 1000 new items to play with (including a new whip for Summoners), which makes for over 5000 items in total. The Bestiary will now provide new rewards courtesy of the new Zoologist NPC. Plus you can get around to enjoying some golf if you’d like.

The update also adds two new modes – Journey Mode and Master Mode. Journey Mode is almost like a Creative Mode, allowing for researching and duplicating items, adjusting various difficulty parameters and starting with better gear. In contrast, Master Mode is of much higher difficulty and will be the most brutal challenge for veterans yet. Terraria: Journey’s End is still to come for other platforms so stay tuned for more details.

Re-Logic is bringing Terraria support to a close with Journey’s End, the final update that adds tons of new features and quality of life changes. Perhaps one of the cooler additions is tModLoader as free DLC, allowing for accessing the numerous user-created mods more easily. For an idea of just what kinds of mods there are, check out the trailer below.

Though tModLoader will be based on the 1.3.5 version, which is what most of the current mods support, the team behind it is working on an update for 1.4. You’ll see some mods updated to 1.4 quicker than others though. Eventually, Re-Logic would like mods to be hosted on the Steam Workshop to allow for easier accessibility but that’s likely coming way further down the line.

Terraria: Journey’s End is out on May 16th for PC and will release later for consoles. The free update also includes the new Journey Mode which allows for a quicker start, item research and duplication, and difficulty sliders. Stay tuned for more details in the coming days.

Re-Logic’s final update for Terraria, Journey’s End, is on the horizon and will be absolutely massive. Along with all the new items being added and tModLoader as free DLC for mod support, it also has Journey Mode. It can be thought of somewhat as a creative mode with lots of customization available.

First off, Journey Mode characters can only be used in the same worlds – you can’t bring other characters into Journey Mode and vice versa. It’s possible to adjust the difficulty while actually in the world so enemies can be removed completely or buffed to Master Mode level difficulty. You can also increase their spawn rate which, while playing with others, will only affect enemies spawning around you.

The good news is that Journey Mode also offers plenty of ways to make life easier for players, if not offer a quicker start altogether. Research and Duplication will allow for duplicating unlimited amounts of a particular item after it’s been acquired enough times. That means that after acquiring 100 wood, you can research and duplicate it infinitely without ever having to scavenge for more.

Journey Mode also lets you enable God Mode for complete invulnerability, change the time of day, increase the passage of time or stop it completely, disable Infection and even access an “advanced starter gear package.” This includes an Iron Shortsword, Axe, Pickaxe and Hammer, a Finch Staff for a bird companion, Starter Wings for limited flight and no fall damage, 100 Torches and much more. It helps to get into the action that much faster.

Terraria: Journey’s End is out on May 16th for PC and will release for consoles later.

For many that completed the challenges that Terraria had to offer, tModLoader was a gift. It allowed for installing mods that brought heaps of new content and revamped the game considerably. With Journey’s End coming next month, ReLogic has announced that tModLoader will be packaged with it as free DLC.

This basically means that fans can launch tModLoader on Steam itself and access all of the mods available thus far. Based on Terraria’s 1.3.5 version, this will support all available mods with Journey’s End aka update 1.4 kept separate. Don’t worry though – the team behind tModLoader is working to ensure that it is updated to version 1.4 as soon as possible.

In the future, ReLogic will look at adding Steam Workshop support so that mods can be hosted on Steam, thus making them even more accessible to the masses. It’s an exciting initiative overall and should extend the life of Terraria even further. As for Journey’s End, it arrives on May 16th for PC with consoles set to receive it later.

The Wonderful 101: Remastered

When PlatinumGames launched the Kickstarter for The Wonderful 101: Remastered, it probably didn’t anticipate over $2.25 million being raised. Releasing on May 19^th for PC, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, the remaster of the Wii U classic features improved graphics, running at 1080p resolution and 60 FPS on PS4 and Nintendo Switch’s docked mode. PC users will have the benefit of ultrawide support and new gameplay features include a Time Attack mode. Whether it translates over to the current generation or not remains to be seen but the porting process has already been an unforgettable journey.

Maneater

What happens when you pit a human against a shark? Probably the same thing that happens when you pit several hundred humans against a shark. This self-proclaimed SharkPG comes from Tripwire Interactive and Blindside Interactive, and sees a baby bull shark growing up to take revenge on a shark hunter. In the process, it’ll nosh on sea-life, venture to shores and yachts to devour humans, and unlock new abilities (like electromagnetic spikes because of course that’s what sharks are known for). You’ll be doing sick flips, hopping onto beaches and just being a general terror en route to evolving into a powerful megalodon. It’s as ridiculous as it is egregious and we can’t wait. Maneater is out on May 22^nd for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Saints Row: The Third Remastered

While Saints Row IV: Re-Elected was an underwhelming port, Saints Row: The Third Remastered is actually putting in some effort. Releasing on May 22^nd for Xbox One, PS4 and PC, the remaster sports 4000 updated assets, re-textured environments, a new lighting engine and other improvements. It also collects all of the DLC on top of the base game, providing dozens of hours of gameplay into one package. Saints Row: The Third is when the series fully committed to jumping the shark again and again and again. If you’ve never experienced it, the remaster might be worth checking out.

Minecraft Dungeons

After a slight delay, Mojang’s Minecraft Dungeons will be releasing on May 26^th for Xbox One, PC, Nintendo Switch and PC. A dungeon crawler, action RPG set in the Minecraft universe, the focus is on exploring randomly generated dungeons and slaying enemies in the search for epic loot as opposed to crafting. Don’t worry though – you won’t face any restrictions with regards to what kind of armor or weapons you can used. Want to rock a bow while running around with an enchanted hammer that chains lighting and creating fire trails? Go for it. In terms of feeding the power fantasy, Minecraft Dungeons should be a nice change of pace for action RPG looter fans.

Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition

Monolith Soft’s classic RPG finally makes the jump from the Wii to the Nintendo Switch in Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition. The sprawling open world and epic story, focused on the war between the descendants of Bionis and Mechonis, have been remade from the ground-up, providing some genuinely great-looking visuals. But even more has been promised, from improved controls to an epilogue called “Future Connected” that takes place one year later. You can even jump straight into the epilogue if you so desire. Though it lacks the extra features of the New Nintendo 3DS version, Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition shouldn’t be missed. It releases on May 29^th for the Switch.

Someday You’ll Return

A psychological horror game that takes inspiration from the likes of Resident Evil 7, The Vanishing of Ethan Carter and Silent Hill, Someday You’ll Return aims to provide its own twist on the formula. Following Daniel as he pursues his daughter Stela into a foreboding forest setting, one that he swore he’d never return to, the title features crafting, stealth, tracking and even herbalism. There’s even a karma system with your actions influencing the ending. Someday You’ll Return releases on May 5^th for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.

Borderlands Legendary Collection (Switch)

The critically and commercially successful looter shooter series finally comes to Nintendo Switch on May 29^th. The Borderlands Legendary Collection includes Borderlands 1 and 2 along with The Pre-Sequel, with each offering tons of story content to blow through. Not only that but you get all of the post-release updates and DLC, though the recent Commander Lilith & the Fight for Sanctuary DLC for Borderlands 2 is sadly not included. Still, there’s more than enough side-quests, guns, loot, humor and violence to grind through, especially on the go. And then you can do it all over again as a different Vault Hunter!

XCOM 2 Collection (Switch)

Let’s be real – are you going to benefit from all the crazy mods and enhancements made by fans to XCOM 2 over the years? No but the XCOM 2 Collection on Switch, which also releases on May 29^th, offers what’s still one of the best turn-based tactical strategy titles to sink your teeth into. Along with the awesome base game and DLC packs which introduce alien hunters and robot units, you get War of the Chosen which adds new hero classes, new mechanics, levels and even more challenges. Want to see what happens when a Chosen warps in to ruin your day? This is the game for you. Besides, it’s never too late to jump into the franchise, especially if XCOM: Chimera Squad eventually gets ported over to the Switch.

Terraria: Journey’s End

Terraria is receiving its final update – the real final update, we’re sure – on May 16^th for PC with Journey’s End. It revisits all elements of the base game but also includes 1000 new items, a bunch of new weapons, new furniture sets, new consumables, new vanity sets, new pets and much, much more. You can even expect some new town NPCs, new wind mechanics, mini-Biomes and some new visuals, including new backgrounds, for the experience. There’s a whole lot of new content coming, basically, making for one hell of a send-off to the action-adventure sandbox title. Even if you’ve passed on Terraria after a few hours of play, it’s worth coming back with Journey’s End and experiencing everything that’s changed. Plus, it’s free, which is always a bonus.

The Elder Scrolls Online: Greymoor (PC)

The Elder Scrolls Online aka Bethesda’s other online title that’s actually good is getting a major new expansion next month on PC. Releasing on May 18th, Greymoor takes players to Western Skyrim with its snow-covered mountains to battle a Vampire Lord. The latest chapter in The Dark Heart of Skyrim adventure, Greymoor will see players also battling Werewolves and Witches while earning new armor sets and items, and completing new World Events. There’s also a new 12 player Trial, Kyne’s Aegis, which features three new bosses and hordes of raiders. Even if you’re still getting your kicks by endlessly modding The Elder Scrolls 5: Skyrim, it might be worth checking out Greymoor and The Elder Scrolls Online in general.