Icarus, the latest survival game from Dean Hall, is quite popular. The newest smash-hit survival game on Steam is making a lot of waves. The concept of exploring a dangerous and realistic world is a lot of fun in video games. It’s even more fun with friends. Icarus being a survival game, lends itself pretty well to multiplayer. And with all that, comes a bunch of crafting and exploration to do. The crafting variety in Icarus is surprisingly huge. There are so many crafting items to gather, and things to make.
How to Make Glass in Icarus
The first thing you need to do is unlock the Tier 3 research tree. This is a pretty late-game goal, so focus on building to it. Getting into the depths of the tree can take time, so explore a bit and find the various caves. Eventually, you will find a cave with some Silica Ore in it. This will be needed for later.
To make glass in Icarus, you must place Silica Ore into a Concrete Furnace. That means you need to unlock and build the actual furnace. And no, lower-tier furnaces won’t work. You first need to build the right tools.
The recipe to make a Concrete Furnace is:
- 12 Iron Ingot
- 8 Rope
- 12 Epoxy
- 20 Concrete Mix
Once you have the furnace, you can begin hunting for Silica Ore. You will find this in caves in all the different biomes.
Glass can be cooked and then used in various recipes. You can make Jars, Doors and other items. You can even build structures out of glass with Glass Walls, Glass Angled Walls and more.
