Take a toy request
Start with a customer request that sets the object, color, and design challenge for the next build.
Independent educational game
How to make
Toys.
A playful introduction to 3D design: take toy requests, build them in a simplified CAD-inspired workspace, earn money, and upgrade your shop.
Created and published solely by Siddarth Shakthimani and Matthew Lin.
AVAILABLE NOWEducational · Everyone
Project credit
Shared here.
Created independently.
How to make Toys is not a CADReach team production. It is a separate game project made and published only by Siddarth Shakthimani and Matthew Lin.
Pedro Arantes and Matias Valle were not involved in the game’s development or publication. CADReach is featuring it here as an example of independent educational work created by its founder.
How it plays
Learn the logic of making by running a tiny toy shop.
The game wraps beginner-friendly design ideas in a simple progression loop that gives every model a purpose.
Build in 3D
Arrange simple parts in an approachable CAD-inspired workspace to create the requested toy.
Grow the shop
Complete jobs, earn money, and invest in upgrades that move the workshop forward.
Inside the game
A shop, a request, and a blank grid.
Move between the workshop and a simplified modeling space as each request becomes a new design challenge.
Official game screenshots
Play the release
Choose where
you want to get it.
The game is available through its official itch.io page and the Microsoft Store. The Microsoft Store listing carries an Everyone rating.