How to Make Minecraft in Infinite Craft

It seems as though 2024 is the year of games becoming surprise hits out of nowhere. First, it was Palworld, then it was Helldivers 2 and Granblue Fantasy: Relink, and now it’s Infinite Craft. However, the last game on the list is significantly different when compared to the others, mostly because it’s a sandbox browser game.

That’s right. Developed by Neal Agarwal, Infinite Craft has the player start with four elements; earth, wind, fire, and water, and then combine them to form a seemingly infinite number of things. While you can form literally anything you want, the one thing we’ll be focusing on is Minecraft.

So, if you’re interested in learning how to make the game developed by Mojang Studios which also happens to be a sandbox game, keep reading!

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Making Minecraft in Infinite Craft

Now, as we mentioned above, there are technically an infinite number of ways to make Minecraft in Infinite Craft. However, the method we’re about to go through is the one we’ve found to be the easiest, as it involves players forming only two things, which are diamond and sandbox.

To make things easier, we’ll be going through the steps you have to follow if you want to craft both of these things one at a time before finally making Minecraft.

How to Make Diamond in Infinite Craft

The first ingredient you need to make Minecraft in Infinite Craft is a diamond. After all, Minecraft is associated with a couple of things, including pickaxes, boxes, and, you guessed it, diamonds. 

To make Diamond in Infinite Craft, you have to follow the below-mentioned steps.

1. Combine Water and Fire to make Steam
2. Combine Fire and Earth to make Lava
3. Combine Lava and Earth to make Stone
4. Combine Lava and Stone to make Obsidian
5. Combine Obsidian and Steam to make Glass
6. Combine Glass and Obsidian to make Mirror
7. Combine Stone and Water to make Rock
8. Combine Mirror and Mirror to make Kaleidoscope
9. Combine Kaleidoscope and Rock to make Crystal
10. Combine Crystal and Crystal to make Gem
11. Finally, combine Gem and Gem to make Diamond

How to Make Sandbox in Infinite Craft

Now that you’ve made a Diamond, the ingredient you want to pair it with to form Minecraft is Sandbox. After all, as we mentioned above, Minecraft is a sandbox game, so it makes sense to mix the two things most associated with Minecraft to form the game.

To make Sandbox in Infinite Craft, you have to follow the below-mentioned steps.

1. Combine Wind and Earth to make Dust
2. Combine Dust and Dust to make Sand
3. Combine Earth and Dust to make Planet
4. Combine Planet and Planet to make Star
5. Combine Star and Fire to make Sun
6. Combine Sun and Fire to make Solar
7. Combine Planet and Solar to make System
8. Combine Fire and System to make Computer
9. Combine Computer and System to make Software
10. Combine Sand and Sand to make Desert
11. Finally, combine Desert and Software to make Sandbox

Making Minecraft

We’re sure you guys can connect the dots to come to a conclusion of what’s left to do. That’s right, it’s time to combine the two ingredients you just created to form Minecraft. If the two ingredients aren’t on your screen, then you can simply either look for it at the right or type it down in the text box at the bottom right corner and then click it.

Once both Diamond and Sandbox are on your screen, all that’s left to do is to combine the two ingredients, and voile! You’ll make Minecraft. With your objective done, it’s time to use Minecraft as an ingredient to form even more things. For example, you can combine it with things like YouTube and human to come to some hilarious conclusions. Don’t worry though, as we won’t spoil the surprise for you.

This concludes everything to know about making Minecraft in Infinite Craft. We hope this easy-to-follow guide helped you make the ingredient you wanted. If you’re looking for similar easy-to-digest guides, check out Helldivers 2 Reinforce Code: How To Revive Teammates.

Hannan Mundia

From the lush land of Hyrule to the underwater city of Rapture, Hannan has spent countless hours in all sorts of video game worlds. When he isn’t playing a game, he’s writing about one, and when he isn’t writing about one, he’s definitely thinking about playing something.