How to make Godzilla in ‘Little Alchemy,’ explained

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Little Alchemy is a curious free-to-play puzzle game where you combine elements to create almost anything you wish. Yes, anything, including the atomic giant lizard Godzilla.

Little Alchemy can be played on any web browser. That means you need only a phone or computer connected to the Internet to enjoy the game. The initial setting of Little Alchemy is always the same. You can access the four classic elements: water, earth, air, and fire. By combining two different components, you can create something new. Air and water, for example, will generate rain. Then, you can mix rain with other elements. For instance, rain added to the earth will create a plant.

While the basic concept of Little Alchemy is quite simple, things can get out of hand quickly. Since many possible combinations and results exist, finding the proper steps to create something as unexpected as Godzilla is hard. Fortunately, we’ve already cracked the code and can tell you how to generate your own atomic monster.

The Godzilla recipe in Little Alchemy, step-by-step

To create Godzilla in Little Alchemy, you must have a Dinosaur and a City. These complex elements take a while to make, demanding lots of experimentation. Let’s tackle them one by one.

How do you make a city in Little Alchemy?

There are two main strategies for creating a City in little alchemy. You can either combine two Villages or two Skyscrapers. Villages and Skyscrapers need a House, which you can make with Walls. Walls are made with Bricks, which are a result of the mix of Mud and Fire. Finally, you can get Mud by mixing Water and Earth.

Little Alchemy Village formula

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• Earth + Water = Mud
• Mud + Fire = Brick
• Brick + Brick = Wall
• Wall + Wall = House
• House + House = Village

Adding two Houses together will already give you a Village. To get a Skycrapper, mix a House with the Sky. The Sky is made by adding Air to a Cloud. A Cloud is a mix of Air and Steam. Steam, in turn, is the result of Fire and Water.