Terraria

Cons

1. Steep Learning Curve
   Terraria offers little guidance early on, which can overwhelm new players unfamiliar with crafting or exploration mechanics.

2. Inventory Management Hassles
   With thousands of items and limited early inventory space, managing your gear and materials becomes tedious without organization.

3. Difficult Boss Fights
   Some bosses, especially in Expert or Master Mode, can be brutally difficult without precise gear and arena setup.

4. Grindy Progression
   Farming for rare items or specific materials (like biome keys or summoning items) can become repetitive.

5. Building Can Be Time-Consuming
   While building is creative and rewarding, large structures require significant time, resources, and planning.

6. Multiplayer Sync Issues
   In online co-op, desyncs, lag, or version mismatches between players can disrupt gameplay without dedicated servers.

7. Poor In-Game Tutorials
   Most mechanics (like NPC happiness, class builds, or wiring) aren’t explained well in-game, requiring external guides.

8. Limited Character Development
   Terraria lacks an RPG-style skill tree or character stat progression — progression is mostly gear-based.

9. Difficulty Spikes
   Sudden jumps in difficulty, especially when entering Hardmode or encountering new biomes, can catch players unprepared.

10. Can Feel Overwhelming
    With so many items, biomes, and events, new or returning players may feel lost without a clear path forward.