Infinite Alchemy

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8.94K reviews
Content rating
Everyone
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About this game

Create an ever-expanding universe of items, concepts, and phenomena. Starting with a handful of fundamental components such as air, water, fire, and earth, players mix and match these elements to forge new discoveries. The game challenges players to think creatively and strategically to unlock all possible combinations, leading to hundreds or even thousands of unique items ranging from the tangible, like metals and plants, to the conceptual, like love and time.
Combine all possible!
Updated on
Oct 10, 2026
Available on
Android, Windows

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  • No data shared with third parties
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  • No data collected
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  • Data is encrypted in transit

Ratings and reviews

8K reviews
Alex Norris
March 5, 2024
It's a lot like infinite craft which is good, but it would be nice if you told people what game this is based on. Other than that pretty fun. (Oh also can you make it more like infinite craft? I would really like it more if the workspace was on the side, and I could delete items by dragging it back into the search bar. Thanks!) Also a little worse than the actually game. That's why it's four stars.
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Steven Haulk
April 22, 2024
I love this game! The only thing is... it doesn't make like any sense. Also some combinations don't mix. Which kinda ruins the whole 'infinite' thing. Great game though!!! I also wish there could be, like, a way you could play it offline?? Some people just have bad internet, so I think that could be useful. And there is hardly any ads witch is great.
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Max Rolph
April 4, 2024
This is a weird game (if you can call it that). I wouldn't know what to call this, but it is definitely interesting. This game is very abstract, and I often find myself making my own rules when playing it. Whether it be discovering different science laws or naming as many frictional characters from different media. I think the best way to describe this game is that it's crossover between a dictionary and a puzzle game, with knowledge in different areas being rewarded. It's definitely worth a go.
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Fixed bugs!