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Browse 4 parametric games designs you can customize in your browser and print at home. Adjust the dimensions, add your own text, pick filament colors, then download a print-ready STL or 3MF file — every design is parametric, so it adapts to exactly what you need.
gamesA configurable cube die that prints with no supports. Every face carries a bold word sitting flush inside a shallow, recessed circular panel — the classic Yes/No decision dice, but each of the six faces is yours to set. Roll it to settle any either/or. Because the panels are shallow and the letters print flush with the face, it bridges cleanly and needs no support material at any size; print flat on any face. Choose the cube size, the word on each face (leave one blank for a plain recessed circle), the font, and an optional edge bevel.
gamesCasino-style dual-colour poker chips. Each chip is a chamfered round disc in the body colour with every marking recessed into the top face and filled flush in a contrasting accent colour, so it prints as a clean two-tone flat job with a perfectly flat, stackable face. Put a denomination number or a large card suit in the centre, frame it with one or two rings, and ring the rim with cycling card suits, classic square spots, or fine dashes. Pick the diameter and thickness, then set how many identical chips to lay out on a single plate. The 3MF arrives ready to print with independent body and marking colours; the STL debosses the markings so they still read in a single filament.
gamesA desk stand for PlayStation 5 DualSense controllers that doubles as a charging dock. Each controller hangs face forward with the hook between its grips and leans back on a 45-degree arm, so its USB-C port ends up at the top, right in front of the spine. Hold one controller, two stacked, or four on two towers joined by a bridge bar, and add cable routing for charging: a pass-through in the spine exactly where each lower controller's plug goes, a notch in the top edge for the top controller's lead, and a channel down the back that keeps the cables tidy. Prints on its side without supports; PETG recommended.
gamesA vertical stand for the PlayStation 5 Slim (disc or digital) and PlayStation 5 Pro that you shape yourself: pick a ring around the console and set how wide it is, or swap the ring for four feet spreading out to the sides, and inlay your name or gamer ID into the base. The console sits on a cradle that follows its underside and is located by a boss in the stand-screw recess (pop out the little cap and park it in the stand); an M3 screw or the Sony thumbscrew from below locks it rigid. The console's bottom vents stay open. One printed part plus the two-colour name inlay, no supports, PETG recommended.
