We’ve just launched something we’ve wanted Adventure Craft to have for a very long time:
Adventure Craft has become a pretty enormous game over the years. There are thousands of materials, weapons, pieces of equipment, foods, devices and crafting relationships, and we wanted players to have a proper place to explore all of that information outside the game.
The Encyclopedia currently contains 3,900+ items and more than 5,000 recipes, all searchable and connected together.
The current art of the site is place holder, it will be updated to reflect the look of the game.
You can browse:
Materials • Weapons • Equipment • Food • Devices • Recipes
Search for an item and see how it can be made, what recipes use it, related items, authentic in-game artwork and other information taken directly from Adventure Craft’s game data.
We’ve also added a Common Starter Recipes section with a selection of useful early recipes to help you understand some of Adventure Craft’s basic crafting chains.
From there, the complete recipe database is available to search.
Adventure Craft is still actively being developed, and the Encyclopedia will evolve alongside it.
Items, recipes, balance and other information can change as we continue developing the game. There may also occasionally be an old or legacy entry that has slipped through our review process.
That’s one of the reasons we’ve built feedback directly into the Encyclopedia.
If you find:
an incorrect recipe
an outdated or legacy item
a wrong image
missing information
a description problem
or simply have an idea for making the Encyclopedia better
you can use Send Encyclopedia Feedback directly on the site.
When you report something from an item or recipe page, the Encyclopedia automatically tells us which entry you were looking at, making it much easier for us to investigate.
One thing we particularly wanted was for this not to become a wiki that slowly drifts away from the actual game.
The Encyclopedia is generated from Adventure Craft’s real game data. As we continue updating the game, we can update the Encyclopedia along with it.
There’s still plenty we want to improve, and this is the first public version, so please have a look around and tell us what you think.
Click here to Explore the Adventure Craft Encyclopedia
And thank you, as always, to everyone who has stuck with Adventure Craft, played the new build, reported problems and helped us keep pushing the game forward.
We hope this makes exploring the enormous world of Adventure Craft a little easier.
-James @iENDERi
Anteria has set up and has been managing a fan Discord for Adventure Craft, and it’s become a great place to talk about the game, share discoveries, report problems, suggest ideas, and compare notes with other players.
I hang around in there pretty regularly and check in to see how everyone is getting on with the game, so if you’ve got feedback on the new build, there’s a good chance I’ll see it there.
If you’d like to join us: