If you're excited to try Infinite Craft out for yourself but don't have access to a PC or have played it previously but find the browser version to be buggy or not to your tastes, you may be wondering whether or not the game is available on other platforms. One of the most popular and most accessible devices around for gaming is a mobile phone. Is there such a thing as Infinite Craft mobile?
Unfortunately, no. As of right now, there is no official mobile port of Neal.fun's creative AI-powered browser game. However, you can thankfully still access Infinite Craft on your phone despite there not being a true port to download in your app store. Here's how to play Infinite Craft on mobile devices.
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How to Play Infinite Craft on Mobile
You can access and play Infinite Craft on mobile if you simply use your cell phone's browser to do so, just as you would on PC. If you open up Google Chrome, Safari, Samsung Internet, or whichever browser app you have on your device, you can head over to the game's webpage and play. It's important to note that the game does play a bit differently via your mobile browser, though.
Instead of clicking and dragging your element blocks, the game prompts you to tap one and then another to combine them. This is how you produce a new block. You won't get to build upon a web of word blocks as you do on PC either, as each element you discover appears beside the starter Earth, Fire, Water, and Wind blocks at the top as shown below. From there, you'll continue to simply tap different combinations as you please.
If you want the PC browser style of Infinite Craft gameplay, you can always opt to place your mobile version of the site into "desktop mode." For instance, if you're using Google Chrome on your phone, you can tap the three vertical dots in the top right-hand corner and then check the box beside "Desktop site." Your webpage will then refresh and your game will run the same way it does on a computer.
With your Infinite Craft webpage set to desktop mode, you can tap and drag elements to the side and form webs much like you can on a PC. You can also combine your blocks by moving one on top of another rather than by tapping one and then tapping another as you do on the mobile site. Whether you choose to play it desktop-style on your phone or via the app's base webpage, you now know how to access the Infinite Craft mobile version for endless randomized fun on the go.
