Making a video game in real life takes a lot of time, effort, and determination to make it happen. Thankfully, making a massive game like Minecraft in Infinite Craft takes only a few clicks, so let’s find out how to make it happen.
How to Create Minecraft in Infinite Craft
If you’re aiming for Sandbox-ception in Infinite Craft, you’re going to want to use the following materials to make Minecraft for your own:
- Water + Fire = Steam
- Earth + Wind = Dust
- Fire + Steam = Engine
- Earth + Dust = Planet
- Dust + Dust = Sand
- Engine + Sand = Sandbox
- Sandbox + Planet = Minecraft
That’s all there is to it — now you’ve got an infinite sandbox inside of an infinite sandbox. Making a video game in Infinite Craft is a lot more difficult than you may imagine, but making a known IP like Minecraft is surprisingly very easy, all things considered. But, how are you supposed to defend yourself if you’ve not made a Sword in Infinite Craft?
How To Make A Sword in Infinite Craft
What good is it exploring a world without having one of the most iconic pieces of equipment in the game? Let’s find out how to craft a Sword in Infinite Craft:
- Fire + Earth = Lava
- Water + Lava = Stone
- Lava + Stone = Obsidian
- Stone + Obsidian = Blade
- Fire + Blade = Sword
Now we can explore the open world without needing to worry about getting caught off guard by a Creeper or any other horrifying monster that could get in our way. Surprisingly enough, Minecraft and Infinite Craft share a lot of things in common, especially since I can guarantee plenty of people want to create Peter Griffin in both of them. Hey Lois, this is just like the time I beat the Ender Dragon in Minecraft.
Make sure that you’re up to date on all things Infinite Craft by checking out our section below, and finding out how to make things ranging from Letters to Nukes.
