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How to Play Infinite Craft Unblocked

Infinite Craft can be a real time sink, which is why, especially if you’re playing at work, you might have been unable to access it. So, if you’re wondering how to play Infinite Craft unblocked, here’s the answer.

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How to Play Infinite Craft Unblocked

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There are several ways to play Infinite Craft unblocked, including using a VPN and using a logon with higher privileges. So, if you’re at work or school/college and have tried accessing Infinite Craft only to get blocked, here are some things to try.

1. Try a Different PC

Chances are the site is blocked organization-wide, but there’s a slim chance it’s blocked on just one PC.

2. Try a Different Logon

In an organization, there are different levels of access. What’s blocked for one user might not be blocked for another, or there may be several user groups with different access levels. However, this would mean using someone else’s logon, which is typically a bad thing and could get you into more trouble than just playing Infinite Craft.

3. Use Your Phone as a Wi-Fi Hotspot

You could use your mobile to create a Wi-Fi hotspot and then access that, though that would also mean disconnecting your PC from the regular office/school network, which could be inconvenient and noticed.

Related: How to Make & Get Game in Infinite Craft

4. Play on Your Mobile Device

You can play Infinite Craft on your mobile, in browser, without the need to download any kind of app.

5. Use a VPN

If you’ve been on the internet for more than five minutes, you’ll have heard about virtual personal networks, aka VPNs. You’re probably mumbling “NordVPN” in your sleep, so downloading and running a VPN is one option. But what you can also do is download the Opera browser, which has a VPN built in. Activate that, and you should be able to bypass whatever blocking your network has in place with no subscription fees.

But do keep in mind that if you’re trying to play Infinite Craft on the clock you’re a terrible person, and you should get back to working/studying. I’m kidding, of course, and if you have been blocked, those should give you a chance of getting around the block.

One thing to know, however, is that there’s only one Infinite Craft, and it’s available through creator Neal’s Neal.fun domain. You might have found other websites claiming to be Infinite Craft, and some even display adverts before you can play. But what they’re doing – rather cheekily – is embedding the actual site in a frame. So if the network you’re on has blocked Infinite Craft, it’ll be blocked through those sites, too.

And that’s how to play Infinite Craft unblocked. Just remember that this could get you into trouble with your college/employer/etc. But playing it on mobile may be the most convenient way of getting some serious Infinite Craft time in.

Infinite Craft is available now onĀ Neal.fun.Ā If youā€™re looking for more guides for Infinite Craft, stay tuned to the Escapist!

The above article was updated on 4/12/2024 by Chris McMullen to clarify information about Infinite Craft.


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Chris McMullen
Chris McMullen is a freelance contributor at The Escapist and has been with the site since 2020. He returned to writing about games following several career changes, with his most recent stint lasting five-plus years. He hopes that, through his writing work, he settles the karmic debt he incurred by persuading his parents to buy a Mega CD. Outside of The Escapist, Chris covers news and more for GameSpew. He's also been published at such sites as VG247, Space, and more. His tastes run to horror, the post-apocalyptic, and beyond, though he'll tackle most things that aren't exclusively sports-based. At Escapist, he's covered such games as Infinite Craft, Lies of P, Starfield, and numerous other major titles.