A New World Arrives – Clockwork Conundrum!
August 15, 2025
Step into a land of steam and gears in the latest Forge of Elements update. Discover brand-new elements, craft inventive combinations, and bring the Clockwork Conundrum world to life!
Combine elements to discover new creations and breathe life into enchanting worlds.
As you experiment with different combinations, watch your world transform from a blank canvas into vibrant, living landscape.
Combine and Create
Mix elements to unlock new creations and bring the world in front of you to life.
Themed Realms
With multiple themed realms, each with their own story, watch them flourish from a blank canvas into a bustling, living landscape.
Unlock & Discover
Experiment freely with over 100 elements and combinations to discover.
Relaxing Puzzle Gameplay
Play seated or standing with stress-free, intuitive puzzles designed for both hand tracking and controllers.
August 15, 2025
Step into a land of steam and gears in the latest Forge of Elements update. Discover brand-new elements, craft inventive combinations, and bring the Clockwork Conundrum world to life!
May 31, 2025
We’ve rolled out a brand new UI update to make your elemental journey even smoother and more immersive on Quest. - Cleaner menus - Snappier performance - Improved in-world interactions - Easier access to discovered combinations Whether you're a new player or coming back to keep forging, this…
May 25, 2025
I don't always follow the expected rules when opening an app or game and this was such an occasion. I thought I knew what to do, so I just started combining elements. I didn't read the instruction in front of me until I was running out of ideas. i thought it was odd that water + earth didn't make mud until I realized maybe I needed to follow the instruction to continue, so I tried that. Unfortunately, when the instructions said to combine water and earth to make mud, it still wouldn't work. I thought maybe there might be a way to start over, but didn't find anything. Sounds like you need to either enforce the instructions or allow people to skip them.
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October 2, 2025
Its pretty cool and is a nod to a game I really enjoyed on the phone around 15 years ago where you combine elements to make new elements but now with a modern VR twist. The elemental crafting system is not just intuitive—it’s addictive! Mixing fire, water, earth, and air feels both natural and surprising, and the satisfaction of discovering new combinations never gets old. I love it when you get the click of a new element and the world in front opens up with more animations and things to look at as you progress in the game. I could not find a save and exit button so feel that would be a great addition rather than using the Meta button to exit the game.
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November 26, 2025
Forge of Element is a surprisingly engaging and clever puzzle game. I love how it lets you start with the four basic elements and gradually combine them into more complex creations. Finding the right combinations feels like a genuine brain-teaser, and it’s incredibly satisfying when everything clicks. The visuals are warm and charming, giving the whole experience a friendly atmosphere. I also really appreciate the mixed-reality option, which adds an extra layer of immersion. On top of that, the game is easy to control even without a controller, making it very accessible. Overall, it’s a well-crafted and addictive puzzle experience that keeps you thinking and experimenting.
December 1, 2025
There is an error with the carpentry and metal merge. Other that that it's a really good game
October 4, 2025
A god like, mix the elements, creation game. You get out straight into the game, no menu, just a table in front of you in MR, and have to figure stuff out yourself.. no handholding here. Don’t seem to be any story to the game, but there is missions kind of that show in the “Realms” button… but only by the names of each, which give idea of what the aim is. You have to choose the elements and mix n match them together to find new elements, placing them on the table to make things appear. There is a bubble to show what you are needed to create next to advance the Realm you are currently working on. Would be good to be able to place the element bubbles where you like while you try to mix them… there is areas to place them but they spring back to the centre if not placed in exact areas around you. Game is interested with seeing how each area advances and the satisfaction of getting elements correct to make a new one. There is an Almanac that shows various ingredients to examine and discover. May appeal to puzzlers… or something easier to chill to, but can get frustrating with trying elements over and over to get the one you are needing. Graphics are ok and the sounds are basic but do their job, with a tune playing in the background. Maybe more tunes would add variety too