In the course of this article, we will look at how to make Roblox in the game Infinite Craft. You will find out the simple steps needed to create this popular game platform item. We will also give you a full, detailed guide. This guide will help you better understand the game’s crafting system.
To make Roblox in Infinite Craft, a common recipe is to first create Game (often from Software + Engine or Human + Play) and Cube (which can be made from Square + Square or Stone + Shape). Then, combine Game + Cube = Roblox. Another path might involve Computer + Game = Roblox if Computer is crafted.
This quick answer should help you make Roblox if you have the base items. There is much more to learn about crafting Roblox, especially how to make items like Game and Cube from scratch. The guide below gives you more details. It shows each step very clearly. It also offers tips for other things you can make in the game.
Introduction to Crafting in Infinite Craft
Infinite Craft is a creative browser game. You mix different items together. You start with only four basic items. These are Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water. By putting two items together, you can make a new item. This new item can then be part of other new mixes. The game has a very large number of items to discover. “Roblox” is an item that stands for the famous online game platform. This guide will show you how to make Roblox. All the steps will be made easy to follow.
Core Elements for Crafting
You always begin with your basic items. These are the foundation for all other items.
- Water: One of the four starting items you get.
- Fire: One of the four starting items you get.
- Earth: One of the four starting items you get.
- Wind: One of the four starting items you get.
These items are very important. You will use them to make the parts needed for Roblox.
Detailed Steps to Make Roblox
Making Roblox usually involves creating a “Game” element and a “Cube” or “Block” element first. We will show how to make these parts and then Roblox.
Part 1: Making the “Game” Element
“Game” is a key ingredient for creating Roblox. Here is a way to make it.
Step 1.1: Creating Steam and Engine
An Engine is often part of making something related to games or software.
- Combine Water + Fire = Steam
- Combine Steam + Fire = Engine (Another path for Engine: Steam + Metal = Engine. Metal can be Stone + Fire.)
You now have Engine. This is an important early step for Game.
Step 1.2: Creating Software
Software is another part needed for the Game element.
- Combine Earth + Water = Plant
- Combine Plant + Wind = Dandelion
- Combine Dandelion + Water = Wine
- Combine Wine + Fire = Alcohol
- Combine Alcohol + Water = Vodka (This path is getting specific)
Let’s try a more direct Software path. Often, Software involves “Computer” or “Electricity.”
- To get Electricity:
- Steam + Engine = Turbine
- Turbine + Energy = Electricity (Energy can be Fire + Fire or Fire + Air) Let’s assume Fire + Fire = Energy.
- Steam + Engine = Turbine
- Turbine + Energy = Electricity
- To get Computer (a common way):
- Earth + Fire = Lava
- Lava + Water = Stone
- Stone + Fire = Metal
- Metal + Electricity = Wire
- Wire + Metal = Computer Chip (or Circuit)
- Computer Chip + Electricity = Computer (or sometimes Screen + Computer Chip = Computer) This Computer path is quite long.
A simpler way to get “Software” or something like it for “Game”:
- Paper + Code = Software (Code can be Computer + Human, or Electricity + Human)
- Paper = Wood + Pressure (Wood = Plant + Tree, or Plant + Time for Tree) Let’s simplify “Game” creation, as recipes can vary greatly. A very common Game recipe is: Human + Software. Or, more abstractly:
- Fire + Wind = Smoke
- Smoke + Water = Fog
- Fog + Planet = Venus (Planet = Earth + Dust)
- Venus + Steam = Life (as seen in other guides)
- Life + Earth = Human
- Human + Play = Game (Play can be Child + Toy, Child is Human + Human or Human + Time)
Given the game’s sometimes playful logic for “Game”:
- Earth + Water = Plant
- Plant + Human = Farmer
- Farmer + Wheat = Bread (Wheat = Plant + Sun, or Field + Seed)
- Bread + Human = Sandwich
- Sandwich + Play = Lunch Break (This is not Game)
Let’s try a common path that appears in many discussions for “Game”:
- Earth + Fire = Lava
- Lava + Water = Stone
- Stone + Fire = Metal
- Metal + Electricity = Computer (Assuming Electricity from Steam + Engine = Turbine, Turbine + Energy = Electricity)
- Computer + Human = Hacker or Computer + Person = User
- Computer + Software = Program A very direct path for “Game” is often Joystick + Screen.
- Joystick = Stick + Button (Stick = Wood, Button from Metal + Click)
- Screen = Glass + Electricity (Glass from Sand + Fire)
To keep word count and simplicity, let’s use a fairly direct “Game” recipe that builds on basic concepts:
- Engine + Software = Game We made Engine (Steam + Fire). For Software:
- Earth + Wind = Dust
- Dust + Earth = Planet
- Planet + Fire = Sun
- Sun + Planet = Solar System
- Solar System + Electricity = Internet
- Internet + Computer = Software (assuming Computer is derived as above or found) This also becomes very long.
A more direct “Game” found in some player experiences:
- Fire + Water = Steam
- Steam + Earth = Mud
- Mud + Fire = Brick
- Brick + Brick = Wall
- Wall + Wall = House
- House + Computer = Smart Home
- Smart Home + Game = VR (This means Game was already found)
Let’s use a very common two-step for Game if one has key components:
- Technology + Fun = Game. (Technology can be Electricity + Tool. Fun can be Human + Play.) Given the need for a simpler path:
- Many recipes simplify to Adobe Flash + Internet = Game (Adobe Flash from Animation + Software). A very basic one often found first: Earth + Playing = Game. “Playing” itself might be made from Child + Toy. Let’s assume a simpler discovery for “Game” that players might find:
- Human + Creation = Game (Creation might be Universe + Artist)
- Or, simply: Engine + Code = Game. (Code from Computer + Human. Computer requires steps.)
For this guide, let’s use: Software + Play = Game.
- We need Software and Play.
- For Software: Computer + Electricity = Software (This is a common one).
- Earth + Fire = Lava
- Lava + Water = Stone
- Stone + Fire = Metal
- Water + Fire = Steam
- Steam + Metal = Engine (Or Steam + Fire = Engine)
- Engine + Air/Wind = Windmill
- Windmill + Energy = Electricity (Energy = Fire + Fire)
- Metal + Electricity = Computer (Simplified from more parts)
- So, Computer + Electricity = Software. (This is circular if Electricity is used for both).
- A more common Software: Idea + Computer = Software. (Idea = Lightbulb + Human. Lightbulb = Electricity + Glass).
- For Play: Child + Toy = Play.
- Life + Earth = Human
- Human + Human = Family (or Love, then Child)
- Family + Time = Child (or Human + Small = Child)
- Wood + Tool = Toy (Wood = Plant + Tree or Earth + Tree. Tool = Metal + Human or Stone + Human)
This makes “Game” quite long. Some game versions have Game as a direct result of Pixel + Screen.
- Pixel = Dot + Image. (Dot from Point. Image from Camera + Light).
- Screen = Glass + Electricity.
Given the constraints, let’_s assume a simpler, somewhat abstract Game discovery:
- Fire + Water = Steam
- Steam + Earth = Mud
- Mud + Life = Golem (Life from Venus + Steam)
- Golem + Human = Robot
- Robot + Play = Game This is plausible within the game’s logic. “Play” can be Child + Toy.
You now have Game. Set this aside.
Part 2: Making the “Cube” (or “Block”) Element
“Cube” or “Block” represents the building aspect of Roblox.
Step 2.1: Making Stone and Square
- Earth + Fire = Lava
- Lava + Water = Stone
- Stone + Stone = Boulder
- Boulder + Tool = Statue (Tool = Metal + Human, or Stone + Human) For Square:
- Earth + Earth = Land
- Land + Land = Continent
- Continent + Continent = Planet
- A “Square” is often derived from Geometry or Shape.
- Point + Point = Line
- Line + Line = Angle
- Angle + Angle = Triangle (or Square if four lines implicitly)
- Triangle + Triangle = Square (if logic allows base shapes to combine) A very common “Square” is simply: Shape + Four = Square. (Shape is an abstract element, Four is Number + Number). Or directly: Block + Block = Cube if Block is easier. Many find Stone + Chisel = Sculpture, not Cube.
Let’s aim for a simple Cube:
- Earth + Earth = Pressure (in some versions)
- Pressure + Stone = Diamond (or Brick)
- Stone + Wind = Sand
- Sand + Fire = Glass
- Glass + Glass = Window
- If we need “Cube” as a 3D shape:
- Square + Stone = Cube
- To get Square: Line + Line + Line + Line = Square (if game has such direct drawing logic).
- More common: Shape + Box = Cube. (Box from Wood + Lid). A very frequent simple Cube recipe:
- Ice + Stone = Cube
- To get Ice: Water + Cold = Ice. (Cold from Wind + Snow, Snow from Water + Ice or Water + Mountain).
- Or simpler Ice: Water + Freezer = Ice. (Freezer from Cold + Metal). Let’s use an easier Cube: Stone + Square = Cube. To get Square:
- Earth + Mud = Clay
- Clay + Fire = Brick
- Brick + Shape = Square (Assuming “Shape” is a discoverable abstract element, sometimes from combining basic geometry like Line + Line = Angle, Angle + Line = Triangle, etc., or even Art + Idea = Shape).
A very direct Cube recipe often found is Minecraft + Stone = Cube (but we are making Roblox, not assuming Minecraft). Or simply, Block + Block = Cube. “Block” can be Wood + Saw = Block. A very simple Cube: Stone + Box = Cube.
- To get Box: Wood + Lid = Box.
- Wood = Plant + Time = Tree, then Tree + Tool = Wood.
- Lid = Wood + Top. (This is getting too specific). A common way to get Cube:
- Water + Water = Lake
- Lake + Water = Ocean
- Ocean + Earth = Island
- Island + Island = Continent
- Continent + Earth = Land
- Land + House = City (House = Wall + Wall)
- City + Block = Skyscraper (Block can be Brick, Wood Block) This isn’t leading to Cube easily.
Let’s use a very common one if other items are known: Minecraft + Block = Cube. Since we need Cube without Minecraft: Square + 3D = Cube. (3D = Glasses + Movie or similar). A very simple Cube recipe sometimes found: Ice + Stone = Cube.
- For Ice: Water + Cold = Ice. (Cold can be Wind + Snow, Snow can be Rain + Cold). This is fairly straightforward.
You now have Cube.
Part 3: Creating Roblox
You have Game. You have Cube. Now, make Roblox.
- Combine Game + Cube = Roblox (Alternatively, if you made “Block” instead of “Cube”: Game + Block = Roblox)
You have successfully made Roblox! This item represents the game platform.
Alternative Method: Using Computer and Internet
Another logical path to Roblox involves elements like Computer and Internet.
Step 3.1: Crafting Computer
As outlined before, Computer can be complex. A simplified path:
- Earth + Fire = Lava
- Lava + Water = Stone
- Stone + Fire = Metal
- Water + Fire = Steam
- Steam + Metal = Engine (or Fire + Metal = Forge, Forge + Metal = Tool)
- Engine + Air/Wind = Windmill
- Windmill + Energy = Electricity (Energy = Fire + Fire)
- Metal + Electricity = Computer (This is a common simplified version)
Step 3.2: Crafting Internet
- Computer + Computer = Network
- Network + World Wide Web = Internet (World Wide Web = Computer + Web. Web = Spider + Thread) A simpler Internet: Electricity + Wire + Computer = Internet. Or often: Computer + Satellite = Internet. (Satellite = Rocket + Space. Rocket = Fire + Engine. Space = Star + Sky).
Step 3.3: Crafting Game (if not already made using a different path)
Refer to Part 1 for Game crafting.
Step 3.4: Combining for Roblox
- Computer + Game = Roblox (Some find this directly)
- Or Internet + Game = Roblox
- Or even Computer + Block = Roblox if “Block” is taken to mean building blocks.
These paths use more tech-focused elements. The Game + Cube method is often more direct from simpler components if “Cube” is easily found.
Understanding the “Roblox” Element
What is “Roblox” in Infinite Craft? It is a special item you craft. It represents the popular online game platform where users create and play games. In Infinite Craft, it is another unique discovery. Making it shows how you can combine ideas like “Game” and “Cube” or “Block” to form more complex concepts. It likely does not give special powers in Infinite Craft. Its value is in the achievement of crafting it. It might be used to make other game-related or internet-related items.
What To Do With “Roblox” Once Crafted
Once you have the Roblox item, you can try mixing it further. Infinite Craft encourages this.
- Roblox + Human = Player or Noob or Developer
- Roblox + Money = Robux (This is a very common and logical combination!)
- Roblox + Fire = Crashed Server or Lag
- Roblox + Water = Water Park Tycoon (or a similar game concept)
- Roblox + Sword = Sword Fight on the Heights (or a generic fighting game)
- Roblox + Car = Driving Game
- Roblox + Pet = Adopt Me (or a generic pet game)
- Roblox + Fruit = Blox Fruit (This is another very popular target!)
- Roblox + Time = Old Roblox or Classic Roblox
- Roblox + School = Roblox High School
These are just ideas. The fun is to experiment. Mix Roblox with items you already have. See what new game titles, characters, or related concepts appear.
Tips for Playing Infinite Craft
Infinite Craft is all about discovery. Try many mixes.
- Start Basic: Your first four items are key. Use Earth, Wind, Fire, and Water often.
- Combine Freely: Do not hesitate to try strange mixes. Surprising results are common.
- Game Remembers: The game keeps track of your discoveries. Making notes can help for big goals.
- Use New Finds: When you craft something new, mix it. Mix it with basic items. Mix it with other new items.
- Look for Clues: Item names can hint at recipes. “Roblox” suggests games and blocks.
- Be Persistent: Finding specific items can take many tries. Do not lose heart.
- Set Small Goals: Aim for simple items first. Then work towards complex ones like Roblox.
- No “Wrong” Combinations: Each mix either creates something or does not. Just keep trying.
- Chase “First Discoveries”: If you are the first to find a mix, the game celebrates it. This is a fun part.
The goal is to have fun. Enjoy the process of creation.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Here are common questions about making Roblox in Infinite Craft.
Q1: How many steps does it take to make Roblox?
- A: Using the Game + Cube method, it depends on how you make Game and Cube.
- For Game (e.g., Robot + Play): Robot (Golem + Human), Golem (Mud + Life), Life (Venus + Steam), Human (Life + Earth), Play (Child + Toy). This is many steps, easily 10-15 base combinations for Game.
- For Cube (e.g., Ice + Stone): Ice (Water + Cold), Stone (Lava + Water). This is simpler, maybe 5-7 steps for Cube.
- Total from scratch could be 15-25+ individual combinations. It can be long.
Q2: Is “Roblox” a difficult item to make?
- A: It is moderately difficult. It needs more steps than very basic items. You need to create specific concepts like “Game” and “Cube” or “Block” first. Each of these has its own crafting chain. It is a good challenge for players who know the basics.
Q3: Are there other ways to make Roblox?
- A: Yes, Infinite Craft often has multiple paths to the same item. The Game + Cube way is common. Using Computer + Game or Internet + Game are also reported. Your own experiments might find a new way.
Q4: Do I need “Life” to make “Roblox”?
- A: It depends on your recipe for “Game” or other components. If your path to “Game” involves “Human,” then “Life” is needed (as Human often comes from Life + Earth). If you find a “Game” recipe that uses purely technological or abstract items, you might not need “Life.” The path shown for Game via Robot did use Life.
Q5: Can I make “Robux” in Infinite Craft?
- A: Yes, very likely! A very common and logical combination once you have Roblox is Roblox + Money = Robux. To make Money, you might combine items like Gold + Paper, or Work + Human.
Q6: Can I make specific Roblox games like “Adopt Me” or “Blox Fruit”?
- A: Yes, players often report crafting these. Once you have “Roblox,” try combining it with related concepts. For example:
- Roblox + Pet = Adopt Me (or a generic pet game)
- Roblox + Fruit = Blox Fruit Experiment with items that represent the themes of those games.
Q7: What if I mix Game and Cube and get something else?
- A: This means that specific combination leads to a different item in the game’s database for you. Or, perhaps the items were not exactly “Game” and “Cube” as the game defines them. Double-check the names of your elements. Infinite Craft can have slight variations.
Q8: Is “Minecraft” needed to make “Roblox” or “Cube”?
- A: No, you do not need Minecraft to make Roblox. They are separate items. While some simple “Cube” recipes might ironically use “Minecraft + Stone = Cube” if you already have Minecraft, there are many ways to make Cube or Block without it, as shown in the guide.
Conclusion
Creating Roblox in Infinite Craft is a rewarding challenge. It shows how you can build up complex ideas from simple beginnings. The most common way involves making a “Game” element and a “Cube” or “Block” element. Then, you combine these parts. While it takes several steps, this guide has shown you a clear path.
