How long do you think it took for humanity to fully explore the world? There are so many places to visit and see that even remembering all their names is quite a daunting task. However, inInfinite Craft,you don’t need to travel anywhere to discover countries.

You can craft America and make Hollywood movies, or craft Japan to create your favorite anime characters. But how about going to a different place this time? If you’re ready, let your destination be Germany this time! This way, you can start crafting Germany, the Berlin Wall, and even the Alps!

Infinite Craft - Crafting Germany By Combining Dust And Berlin

Craft Germany By Combining Berlin And Dust

To create Germany, you canstart by crafting Europe.Using the four elements you initially have, you can graduallycraft Asia firstand thencombine it with the Continentto create Europe.

Continent

Europe

After creating Europe, there is very little left to do. First,start by crafting a wall.you may easily do this in four steps.

Brick

Wall

After making the Wall, you cancombine it with the Europeyou previously created to form Berlin, the capital of Germany.

Berlin

As a reflection of historical events, you may create present-day Germany by breaking down the Berlin Wall. Of course, within the game, you can do this bycombining Dust and Berlin.

Germany

Craft Germany By Combining Oktoberfest And Hangover

You don’t necessarily need to use the combination of Berlin and Dust to create Germany. It’s quite possible to craft Germany through different means. Start bycreating Hangover:

Water

Hangover

Then, you need tomake the secondary required block,Oktoberfest. Luckily, you may do this easily in four steps:

You can craft Germany bycombining the Hangover and Oktoberfestyou made.

Infinite Craft - Crafting Germany By Oktoberfest and Hangover

Craftable Blocks With Germany

After crafting Germany, there are plenty of blocks you can make with it. Some are historical, while others are geographical, but there are various you can make:

Infinite Craft - Other Blocks Crafted With Germany