Tiny Print Farm

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Press kit

Writing about Tiny Print Farm, or making a video of it? The facts and the pictures are all on this page. If something is missing, write to hello@tinyprintfarm.com.

The facts

Name
Tiny Print Farm
Made by
Bifrost Manufacturing, Grand Forks, North Dakota
What it is
A cozy idle game about running a 3D print farm out of your garage.
Plays on
A web browser, on a phone or a computer. It installs as an app where the browser allows it.
Price
Free. No download and no account.
Saves
In the player’s own browser. Settings can back it up to a file and load it back in.
Language
English
Out now
Chapter 1, the Garage. Chapter 2, the Rented Unit, is being built.
Playable since
12 September 2026
Play it
play.tinyprintfarm.com
Contact
hello@tinyprintfarm.com

In a few words

Tiny Print Farm is a cozy idle game about running a 3D print farm out of your garage. You print small things and clean them up on the workbench before they sell, and the farm keeps going while you are away. It is free in your browser, with no download and no account.

The longer version

You start with one wobbly Bedslinger 3000 and a garage with junk in most of its corners. Prints fail, sometimes as a tangle of spaghetti, and every failure still earns a tinker point. Nothing sells raw, so every print goes over the workbench first, and the bench is usually the slow part. You sell from an online shop and at craft fairs, and special orders come in from buyers with very particular tastes.

Clear the junk out and the garage holds twelve printers, Cube X1s among them, and the Cube hums four notes the first time it wakes up. A few minutes in, a note in pencil signed H. Arbor asks for one little tugboat, set facing the door. The chapter ends when you have saved $25,000 and sold a Space Helmet, and you sign the lease on a rented unit. Moving in is Chapter 2.

What is in it

  • One wobbly printer to start, and room for twelve once the junk is cleared out.
  • A little flag sits on whichever stage is holding up the rest. Usually it is the workbench.
  • An online shop and invites to craft fairs. Special orders turn up too, and the seasons move demand around.
  • The Tinker Lab, with four branches to spend tinker points in.
  • Printers keep going for up to four hours after the tab is closed. The Power Nap Protocol makes that twelve, and the Night Shift Patent adds two more.
  • A Print Dex page for every product, and trophies on the Shelf of Fame.
  • A diary for each printer, starting at its hundredth print.
  • A speedrun mode for the Garage, with its own save slot and a split for every goal you claim.
  • Mochi, the garage cat. She can be petted, and she keeps count.

Pictures

The SVG stays sharp at any size. The rest, apart from the share card, are pixel art. Scale them up by whole numbers, 2× or 3×, with nearest neighbor, and they stay crisp. Other sizes go soft or uneven.

Using them

Use any of these in a write-up or a video without asking. Credit Tiny Print Farm and link tinyprintfarm.com when you do. Streams and videos that earn money are fine too, with the same credit.

Who makes it

Tiny Print Farm is made by Bifrost Manufacturing, a custom and contract manufacturer in Grand Forks, North Dakota.

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