Alright, so I was messing around with Infinite Craft the other day, and I was like, “How do I make an animal?” Sounds simple, right? But it took me on a little bit of a journey, I gotta say.
I started with the basics, you know, Earth, Air, Fire, and Water. Just the usual suspects. I figured I needed to make something alive first, so I went down the path of making Life. It wasn’t a straight line, though. I combined Water and Earth to make a Plant, that was easy. But then I had to get creative.
- Mixed Fire and Water to make Steam.
- Then I combined Steam and Earth to get Mud. It was all coming together, slowly but surely.
- Next up, I used Earth and Wind to make Dust, felt like a scientist or something.
- Fire and Dust made Ash, and things were getting a little smoky.
- Ash and Mud made a Clay.
After getting clay, I mixed it with that plant I made earlier to get Human. I was pretty surprised that it worked, honestly. Then I thought, “What’s a place with lots of animals?” A zoo, obviously!
So, I made a House by combining Fire and Bricks. Then I thought, “A zoo is just a bunch of houses for animals, right?” So, I just made another House and combined the two of them to get a Village. I combined the Village with the Human to get Family. Then, I combined the Family with the House to get a Town. Lastly, I put two Towns together to get a City. I combined the City with the House to finally create a Zoo! And then, the magic happened. I combined Life and Zoo, and boom, Animal!
I felt like a genius, not gonna lie. It was a bit of a roundabout way to get there, but hey, I made an animal in a game from basically nothing. It’s pretty cool when you think about it. Now, I’m trying to figure out how to make all sorts of specific animals. I heard you can make a deer with some tree logs and leaves, but honestly, I haven’t gotten that far yet. I’ve been busy exploring the forests in the game, and it seems like deer just pop up there naturally.
Oh, and capybaras! Apparently, you need a lot of wood and wool. I tried throwing some bricks and wool together, thinking that would do the trick, but no luck yet. I’m still figuring out this whole crafting system, but it’s a fun challenge. I mean, who doesn’t want a pet capybara in a game, right?
Final Thoughts
This game is pretty addictive. It makes you think outside the box and try all sorts of combinations. I’m still not sure what all the possibilities are, but I’m excited to keep experimenting. If you’re into crafting and puzzles, you should definitely check out Infinite Craft. It’s a good way to kill some time and feel like you’ve accomplished something, even if it’s just making a virtual animal.
