How to make Adam and Eve in Infinite Craft

Adam and Eve are crucial components in creating some of the more interesting words in Infinite Craft. While you may have some biblical associations with those names, all of their ingredients may not stand out immediately. They’re a couple you’ll definitely want in your kit, so it’s worth a little experimenting to get there.

With that said, if you just want the simple instructions for how to make Adam and Eve in Infinite Craft, I can break that down, too. Here’s how you combine words like Steam, Mud, Venus, and Earth to get the pair.

How to make Adam and Eve in Infinite Craft

To start off, we’ll make Adam. ꧟Follow♊ these steps to get him:

• Water + Fire = Steam
• Steam + Earth = Mud

Hold onto✃ this for now, as🎀 we’ll be starting another batch to get components for the word, Mud.

• Wind + Fire = Smoke
• Smoke + Water = Fog
• Earth + Dust = Planet
• Fog + Planet = Venus

Here is where things get interesting regarding the creation of Adam. Th🌜is is a word association game, after all, so these steps may not all make sense alone. Now use this final combination to get him.

• Mud + Venus = Adam

With Adam now in our inventory, it’s quite simple to𝕴 🍷achieve Eve. Use the following combination to get her. 

• Venus + Adam = Eve

Other combinations to make using Adam and Eve

Now with the first man and woman to be conceived on Earth, there’s a lot you can do with them. The best place to start is to actually combine them so you can create a Human. 

With Human in your inventory, mess around with what you have in your inventory. If you happen to have Basketball, combine tha𓆏t with Human to ꧟get Michael Jordan as an example.

Other types of combinations from Humans can include the following:&nb💞sp; 

• Human + America = President
• Human + Time = Old
• Human + Naruto = Ninja
• Human + Planet = Alien
• Human + Thunderbolt = Zeus

So while you can make your own different crafting paths using Adam and Eve separately, there’s a lot more versatility in combining them and using Humans as a base for new discoveries.