Five games to make in Infinite Craft

While playing Infinite Craft, you have the opportunity to make almost anything you can imagine. As gamers, it’s only natural to wonder whether we can make some of our favorite games, and let me assure you that i🔯t’s absolutely possible. 

I’ve spent a few hours fiddling around, adding things together to 🍸try and get some favorable end results and here are five games that I’ve managed to come up with, including some bonus ones.

How to make Stardew Valley in Infinite Craft

This is absolutely the easiest recipe to complete on this list, and through it you end up with one just Stardew Valley, but 🔯also three other pixel-based games of note a🐷s a bonus.

Once you’ve made Starbound and Terraria, you just need to add them together and you’ll end up with Stardew Valley.

How to make Final Fantasy XIV in Infinite Craft

To make Final Fantasy XIV in Infinite Craft, you have to make three of the Primals from the franchise and Euro, which is rather bizarrely reached by way of the Spanish Inquisition. Truly, I did not expect tha🅘t.

Once you’ve made these two, you can add them together to get Final Fantasy XIV.

How to make Grand Theft Auto V in Infinite Craft

To get to the end result of Grand Theft Auto V in Infinite Craft, you need to make two thing🔯s — Video Game and Rob☂bery.

Once you’ve madꦚe both, combine the two together. This will get you to Grand Theft Auto, which can be added to Mountain Ridge in order to get Grand Theft Auto V.

How to make Apex Legends in Infinite Craft

Before you can reach Apex Legends in Infinite Craft, you first have to make a couple of other games you might have heard of — Valorant and Overwatch. 

Once you’ve made these two, combine them together to get Apex Legends. 

How to make Baldur’s Gate III in Infinite Craft

This one is likely the most bizarre and convoluted recipe I’ve ever seen in Infinite Craft. Not only do you need to make Pokemon,𓄧 but also the entire evolutiona💃ry like of Pikachu, all before stripping Thor of his hair. 

Once you have Baldur’s Gate and Baldur’s Gate II, it’s basic maths that you’d add them together to end up with Baldur’s Gate III.