Electricity has a lot of uses in Infinite Craft, from making thunderstorms and Sharknado to creating Frankenstein. There’s plenty to unpack, so spicing things up keeps your playthrough going for a while. Here’s how to make electricity in Infinite Craft to broaden your merging adventures further.
How to make electricity in Infinite Craft
While there are numerous ways to discover items like electricity, the list below has one of the quickest routes you can take.
- Water + Fire = Steam
- Steam + Fire = Engine
- Engine + Wind = Windmill
- Windmill + Wind = Electricity
That’s all there is to it. Be careful with your elements, as swapping out certain nodes can lead to completely different results. To put this into perspective, merging water with itself or wind creates larger bodies of water, while fire can lead to lava, smoke, or a volcano, depending on what you pick. These results don’t include the limitless possibilities once you get windmills, steam, and engines involved, which all have their own set of options you can try out.
After a few water, fire, and wind combinations, you’ll arrive at electricity and discover new paths. While I’ve yet to experiment much with electricity, below are a few results I’ve found so far.
- Electricity + Fire, Water or Earth = Lightning
- Electricity + Wind = Storm
- Lightning + Lightning = Thunder
- Electricity + Steam = Train
- Electricity + Engine = Car
While there are many more to find, using these can give you a solid start toward making wild combinations. After a while, I started creating items like Tesla, Jaws, and fossil fuel, among some other odd options. One of my favorites was combining electricity with humans to create Frankenstein. I hadn’t expected it initially, but it made sense in hindsight.
