Four ways to make time in Infinite Craft

It doesn’t matter whether you’re the most organized person in the history of mankind, one thing that everyone could do with sometimes is a little more time. It’s brutal and unstoppable, but if you’re wanting to make some time, you can do it in Infinite Craft. 

Of course the time you make in Infinite Craft won’t actually add any to your life. In fact, you’re probably going to waste a significant amount of it trying to craft it, which is horribly ironic. But, wasting time to make time is a weirdly enjoyable experience, and here’s how you can do it. 

3 ways to make time in Infinite Craft

Infinite Craft is a fickle and hard to understand beast, and there is no one set way to get to anything. Some of the pairings and their eventual creations are entirely nonsensical, but that’s half the fun, right?

Time is no different, and there are multiple ways to create it. Some make more sense than others, but here’s four of the best that I’ve discovered during my own time spent making time. 

Best method: Fire + Hourglass

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Of all the ways to make time in Infinite Craft, this one is not only the easiest, but it’s the one that makes the most sense by far. Of course time comes in the form of an hourglass. 

Here’s the easiest way to make time in Infinite Craft:

1. Water + Wind = Wave
2. Earth + Wave = Sand
3. Fire + Sand = Glass
4. Glass + Sand = Hourglass
5. Hourglass + Fire = Time 

Easy peasy. However, if you want more peculiar ways to make time, then let’s go through three more bizarre methods.

Alternative method 1: Apoclipse + Time

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This is technically the alternative method with the least steps, but I can’t help but feel this one is a little dark, considering the fact that you need to bring about the end of days before you can create more time. Then, as if that’s not bad enough, you need to butcher the spelling to reach the desired end result. Seems a little drastic, if you ask me, but grammatical icks aside, it makes a weird type of sense.

Here’s every step you need to take to end the world, forget how to spell, and make more time for activities:

1. Fire +  Water = Steam
2. Water +  Wind = Wave
3. Earth +  Wind = Dust
4. Water +  Wave = Tsunami
5. Dust +  Earth = Planet
6. Earth +  Planet = Moon
7. Fire +  Moon = Eclipse
8. Eclipse +  Tsunami = Apocalypse
9. Apocalypse +  Eclipse = Apoclipse
10. Apoclipse +  Steam = Time

Alternative method 2: Date + Steam

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I’m not even entirely sure where to begin with this combination. I’ve all but given up trying to understand how some pairings come up with certain answers, but this one is enough to make my brain hurt. But yes, by adding date + steam together, you somehow end up with time.

If you don’t believe me, here’s how to get there step by step:

1. Earth + Water = Plant
2. Plant + Wind = Dandelion
3. Water + Wind = Wave
4. Wave + Wind = Storm
5. Storm + Dandelion = Seed
6. Earth + Wind = Dust
7. Dust + Wind = Sandstorm
8. Sandstorm + Water = Oasis
9. Oasis + Seed = Date
10. Water + Fire = Steam
11. Steam + Date = Time

Alternative method 3: Steam + Stonehenge

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Of all the methods I’ve found to come up with time, this one might be the most bizarre combination of all. It makes no logical sense, because you need to craft up a Steampunk Pirate Ship along the way, which then somehow gets combined with stone to create Stonehenge? I don’t get it, but for some reason, it works. 

Here’s how you can fact check this bizarre combination:

1. Earth + Wind = Dust
2. Water + Water = Lake
3. Fire + Water = Steam
4. Dust + Earth = Planet
5. Lake + Water = Ocean
6. Planet + Steam = Steampunk
7. Lake + Ocean = Sea
8. Earth + Fire = Lava
9. Ocean + Steampunk = Steampunk Pirate
10. Lave + Sea = Stone
11. Steam + Steampunk Pirate = Steampunk Pirate Ship
12. Steampunk Pirate Ship + Stone = Stonehenge
13. Steam + Stonehenge = Time

How to use time in Infinite Craft

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Well now you’ve got so much time on your hands, but no idea how to use any of it. If that’s the case, don’t worry, there are plenty of different things that can be made using the new element. 

This is in no way an exhaustive list, not even close, but here’s a few good recipes that include time:

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