Do you dream of creating your own game? Look no further than Infinite Craft, a title inspired by Little Alchemy 2, where possibilities are endless. However, crafting a video game might seem like a complex recipe. Don’t worry! This guide reveals the essential ingredients, recipes, and combos you need to know to turn it into reality.
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How to Make a Video Game in Infinite Craft (Recipe 1)
The combinations to make a Game are Adobe Flash + Steam as well as Software + Earth.
Take a look at the combinations to unlock both options, below.
How to Make Steam
Steam is one of the first elements that you will create in this game without needing a recipe as such. You can combine Water + Fire to make Steam.
How to Make Adobe Flash
Adobe Flash was a multimedia software platform used for creating animations, desktop and mobile apps, mobile games, and embedded web browser video players. It was widely used for many years, particularly in the early days of the internet, but is now discontinued. Yet, it can be used in Infinite Craft to lead us to a Video Game.
Of course, creating ‘Adobe Flash’ can stump almost every player. The way to craft it is to get a Steam Engine, Adobe, and Steamboat.
Here’s the recipe and combination to follow to get Adobe Flash in Infinite Craft.
- Water + Fire = Steam
- Steam + Earth = Mud
- Mud + Fire = Brick
- Brick + Steam = Steam Engine
- Brick + Mud = Adobe
- Steam Engine + Water = Steamboat
- Steamboat + Adobe = Adobe Flash
- Adobe Flash + Steam = Game
How to Make a Game (Recipe 2)
This is a more straightforward combination to craft a Video game.
- Earth + Wind = Dust
- Dust + Earth = Planet
- Planet + Fire = Sun
- Sun + Fire = Solar
- Solar + Planet = System
- System + Fire = Computer
- Computer + System = Software
- Software + Earth = Game
While you are here, check out our list of other tricky combinations collected in our Infinite Craft Guides. These guides will help you unlock more unique units in the game. For example, check out how to craft a God unit in this article.
