Terraria on a weekly play card
16 October 2026 — I opened the Netherlands card for Terraria, id 640364616. The seller line reads 505 Games (US), Inc. The bundle id is com.505games.terraria. The Dutch description talks about exploring, digging and surviving. I am paraphrasing that frame rather than pasting the paragraph. This page does not host the game.
| Line | What the card printed |
|---|---|
| Price | €5.99 |
| Rating | 4.328 from 412 ratings, shown as 4.3 on a one-decimal card |
| Genre | Games, Adventure, Entertainment, Simulation |
| Age | 12+, with five descriptor lines |
| Version | 1.4.5.8.1, dated 17 September 2026 |
| Size and OS | 274,300,928 bytes, iOS 13.0 or later |
| Flags | iosUniversal. Game Center was not in the feature list. 130 device identifiers |
| Languages | EN, FR, DE, IT, PT, RU, ES |
| First release | 29 August 2013 |
| Version note | The Dutch note says 1.4.5.8.1 and “Kritieke oplossingen.” |
The 12+ line on this weekly play card
This is the only card of the three that printed 12+. The descriptors, carried in Dutch on the storefront I read, cover infrequent or mild references to alcohol, tobacco or drugs; infrequent or mild horror; infrequent or mild profanity; infrequent or mild suggestive themes; and frequent or intense cartoon or fantasy violence. Fruit Ninja Classic and Getting Over It both printed 4+ and returned empty descriptor lists. That difference is why the age note exists as its own page.
The price is €5.99, matching Getting Over It and not matching Gratis. Four hundred and twelve ratings is the largest sample. The average 4.328 is the lowest of the three, which is why the file places this card third. Lowest here means lowest printed average, nothing else.
Version 1.4.5.8.1
The version date is 17 September 2026, the newest of the three version dates. The note is short: the version number and a line that the fixes are critical. I am not expanding that into a patch diary the card did not supply. The seller URL pointed at terraria.org.
The still on the card shows a dark brick room, pots, a character and a blue ring. The file name on Apple’s image host contains the words Dead Cells. I opened the image. The picture is the Terraria scene, so I kept it and I am writing the filename oddity down rather than pretending it was not there.
Languages on the card are English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish. The first-release date is 29 August 2013. The seller name and the artist name are the same string, 505 Games (US), Inc. I am not splitting a developer from a publisher when the card does not. The Dutch version note is short enough to quote in full, and I have left it in Dutch next to the version number so the translation is not doing extra work.
Flags the weekly play lookup did not show
Game Center was on the other two feature lists and absent here. I am not claiming the game lacks a network service. I am claiming the feature array I read did not include that flag. No install counter, no histogram, no App Privacy block. The byte count is 274,300,928, between the other two.
Checked 16 October 2026. Open the card.