Your best method of doing this will be “finding/crafting and then activating Purifying Towers.” In terms of strategy, one of the long-term goals of the game is to push back malevolent corruption. There won’t be selectable classes or any “set in stone” choices, just improvements in skill as a player naturally settles in to a play style. Use a Silver Sword all the time, and your skill with swords AND that particular sword will improve.” As Re-Logic puts it: “use a sword 90% of the time and your skill with swords will improve.
Skill-wise, players will find that using a certain type of weapon will improve said weapon over time. NPCs will be more developed as actual characters, rather than just being “that merchant guy.” This means different players (or the same one, replaying the game) will have the story unfold in a slightly different way. Players in Terraria: Otherworld will have goals to work towards, but they will be non-immediate (to retain the freeform exploration.) The narrative is not fixed and will consist of certain dynamic events and story elements. It’s these RPG and strategy bits that are explained a bit more in the Re-Logic post. Mechanically speaking, this will combine the Terraria sandbox mechanics with more RPG and strategy bits. As was already mentioned back when the game was revealed, players will be fighting back against a malevolent force that has corrupted the world.
Though not Terraria 2, Terraria: Otherworld takes place in an “alternate dimension” within the Terraria universe. Re-Logic took the game to GDC for a more expansive unveiling but for those who weren’t at that event, they’ve put up this handy forum post. Terraria: Otherworld was announced as a not-sequel last month, but the reveal wasn’t accompanied by a huge amount of detail.
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