Infinite Craft by Neal
83%Game Brain Score
humor, graphics
monetization, stability
83% User Score 1,020 reviews
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About
"Infinite Craft" is a single-player puzzle game that offers endless crafting gameplay. With its unique and hilarious mechanics, players are challenged to craft an endless variety of items in a fun and engaging experience. The game allows you to experiment and create, providing endless hours of entertainment.




Audience ScoreBased on 1,020 reviews
humor15 positive mentions
monetization16 negative mentions
- The game is highly addictive and provides endless possibilities for crafting combinations.
- Players enjoy the creativity and humor in the combinations, often leading to unexpected and funny results.
- The app is well-optimized for mobile, making it a fun and engaging experience compared to the web version.
- Many users report issues with the vibration feedback, expressing a strong desire for an option to turn it off.
- There are frequent bugs and glitches, such as elements not combining or the app crashing, which detracts from the overall experience.
- The game requires an internet connection to function, which frustrates players who want to play offline.
monetization
25 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe monetization aspect of the game is generally viewed positively, with many users noting that ads are non-intrusive or even absent during gameplay. While some players appreciate the option to pay for an ad-free experience, others express confusion over the presence of ads that they have not encountered. Overall, the game's monetization strategy appears to be effective, allowing for enjoyable gameplay without significant interruptions.
“Amazing game with no ads, which is a plus just like the online version. 10/10”
“It's very addicting and there's no ads, so no interrupted fun.”
“I love this game because there are no ads.”
“There's literally no reason to put up with the ads on this app when you can literally go to the site and play it ad-free.”
“Ads at the top are disturbing.”
“Soo many ads.”