Wouldn't you like to command the power of the elements? In Little Alchemy 2, you can experience what it’s like when you can fuse and create elements. Welcome to the world of Little Alchemy 2, where science and wonder join together. There are over 600 different items to discover, so let your creativity run wild! Start with main elements and work your way up until you create tools, cities, and even whole continents! The power of alchemy is waiting to be claimed by the worthy. Do you have the wisdom and the power to command the elements? Become the creative power and let the world take shape before your eyes.
Little Alchemy 2 has interesting gameplay where you combine different elements to create new ones. You can use your mouse to interact with the world. You start the game with 4 primary elements - fire, water, air, and earth. Your objective is to start with these 4 and create new elements, items, and other cool stuff. At first, things will be pretty simple. Combine fire with water and you'll have steam. But as you make progress and start creating more complex items, you have to think about different combinations. Have you found a way to create humans? Okay but what about immortality? Now combine them and see what would happen! You can use multiple combinations to create an item. For example, you can combine fish and wire to create a fishing rod. But you can swap the wire with a piece of wood to create the same item too! To combine an item, simply select an element with your left mouse button, and drag it on top of another. With Little Alchemy 2, creation is a piece of cake! And yes, you can create a cake too.
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Developer
Little Alchemy 2 is developed by Recloak.
Features
- Interesting gameplay
- Over 600 items to discover
- 2D graphics
- An encyclopedia to keep track of your progress
Controls
Use your mouse to play this game.
