How to Make Engine in Infinite Craft

If you’ve been exploring Infinite Craft, you already know how exciting mixing and matching elements to form new items is. Neal Agarwal made this creative browser-based game and gives players endless combinations, all starting from just four basic elements: 🌍 Earth, 💧 Water, 🌬️ Wind, and 🔥 Fire.

You can go from crafting lakes and hills to more complex things like platforms, channels, and machines with just a little experimentation. If you’re trying to figure out how to make an Engine in Infinite Craft, this manual will walk you through it step by step.

Steps to Build an Engine in the Game

Creating the Engine block is a short and easy process. You’ll only need to pair a few elements in the correct order. Follow this chain to get started:

What to Do After Getting an Engine

Now that you’ve crafted your engine, you might wonder what you can do using it. The game allows you to use the Engine as a building block to produce other cool items. Below are some items you can form by combining the Engine with other elements.

Use an Engine to Build a Tractor

Put together the Engine with Earth, and you’ll get a Tractor.

Use the Tractor to Make a Farm

If you want to go further, add a Plant to the Tractor, and you’ll get a Farm.

Build a Rocket Using the Engine

To form a Rocket, simply combine one Engine with another Engine.

Form a Windmill with Wind and Engine 

If you aim to create a Windmill, blend the Engine with the Wind.

Make Lightning and Tesla in a Few Steps 

Before you can get a Tesla, you’ll first need to make Lightning. Here’s how:

1. Mix Water and Fire to form Steam.
   
2. Combine Steam with Wind to make Cloud.
   
3. Merge Cloud with Fire to get Lightning.
   

Now, combine the Engine with Lightning to make Tesla.

To build a Tesla Tower, combine two Tesla elements.

Now you know how to make an Engine in Infinite Craft and some exciting things you can craft once you’ve built it. You can also create other exciting items such as a rocket and a missile. Keep mixing different elements and see what surprising results you get next!