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First Layer: 3D Printing SimulatorFacts, art and footage for First Layer: 3D Printing Simulator. Free to use in your coverage.
Fact sheet
- Developer
- Vitrum Games
- Release
- Q1 2027
- Demo
- Steam Next Fest, February 2027
- Platforms
- PC (Windows) · Steam
- Price
- To be announced
- Languages
- 30 at launch
- Genre
- Simulation, first-person
- Players
- Single-player
About the game
From your first layer to your own workshop.
Build and run your own 3D printing business, from a single garage printer to a full print farm. Slice models, keep all printers running, paint your prints and fix your machines. Fill orders online and in your own store, manage filament stock, grow your business layer by layer.
Key features
MANAGE YOUR BUSINESS
It starts with one printer on a garage workbench. Take orders, buy more printers, rent a workshop and open your own store. Before long there's a queue at your till and a print farm humming in the back.
SLICE AND PRINT
Pick a model, choose the quality and supports, fill the bed with copies and hit print. Then watch it grow layer by layer, on every kind of machine from bed slingers to belt printers.
PAINT AND REPAIR
Paint your prints by hand, one detail at a time, until they look ready for the shelf. And when a nozzle clogs mid-print, take the print head apart on your repair bench, swap the nozzle and get back to work.
120+ MODELS • 30+ PRINTERS
Keychains, planters, figures and desk toys: over 120 models are ready to print. Run them on more than 30 printers from 12 brands, each with its own mechanics: bed slingers, CoreXY, IDEX, multi-color, tool changers, delta and belt printers.
EXPLORE A LIVING OPEN WORLD
Oakwell is yours to explore. Drive your truck from the downtown streets to the coast, drop off parcels at Boxora, and when the day is done, grab a drink at Nexus Bar or head for the lights of Lucky Circuit and Luna Park.
Trailers
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