Dead Cells' developer, Motion Twin, recently teased a crossover Terraria, another well-loved indie game. Keep reading to learn more about it.
We've been trying to (non-box) build the hype for our upcoming #deadcells crossover update, the next guest should get a couple more people amped up š pic.twitter.com/u0ZtTgr28b
ā Motion Twin (@motiontwin) November 3, 2022
On their official Twitter account, Motion Twin uploaded a somewhat cryptic video. Although the video does not have any text on it, there are various things on it that hint towards who they are having a crossover with. For starters, we can see that the ground has a bluish-purple turf on top of it, as well as some purple grass. Other than that, we also see a purple stone wall in the background. The trees in the video have round, purple leaf clumps, as well as some vines hanging off of them. Of course, the most prominent hint in the video is the monster with a sword through them, which has a huge eye and some pincers.
On the surface, it might seem difficult to figure out what game they are having a crossover with just from this. However, there is a game that matches the description of these trees perfectly. The trees in the image below match the appearance of the trees in the video. The tree below is a screenshot taken in the Corruption that can be found in some worlds in Terraria. The Corruption turns the trees' trunks slightly gray and the leaves somewhat purple. Just from this alone, we can basically confirm that the indie game that Dead Cells is having a crossover with is Terraria.
Although not many details were given with the above tweet, a follow-up tweet the next day shed more light on the crossover. The Guide from Terraria will be entering Dead Cells, wielding Starfury. Starfury is one of Terraria's well-known weapons, which summons stars from the sky whenever it hits enemies. The sword does the same thing in Dead Cells, and even hits enemies critically. Fans of Terraria will definitely enjoy this crossover should they decide to try the game out.
Coming soonā¦ Wield the mighty Starfury as @Terraria_Logic joins Dead Cells for our next crossover update! Each melee hit on an enemy summons a star shard to smite another foe with critical hits! #deadcells #terraria pic.twitter.com/7fB2dMHeL7
ā Motion Twin (@motiontwin) November 4, 2022
This is not the first time that either of these games has had crossovers with other games. Dead Cells, for example, has previously collaborated with Hallow Knight and Blasphemous. In fact, there are a whole lot of games that Dead Cells is having a crossover with soon. Terraria, on the other hand, has a crossover with Core Keeper that is ongoing until now.
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