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Primitier
SandboxSurvival

Primitier

by Ota Mato · Released April 10, 2024
★★★★★4.532 reviews
⚡ Quest 3S · Quest 3 · Quest Pro · Quest 2
ComfortComfortable for some
ModesSingle User
Play areaRoom-scale, Standing, Sitting
Size263 MB
In-app purchasesNone
Languages7 languages

About this game

Primitier is a highly flexible VR sandbox game, where you can create tools and machinery by freely cutting and connecting objects in a vast world based on physics simulation.

  • True Crafting System

Almost all objects in the game can be freely cut or attached to other objects. Instead of assembling pre-defined recipes, you can create tools as freely as you would in real-life crafting.

  • Vast World

You can seamlessly move through the vast world that is automatically generated. As you explore the world, you may encounter enemies, so create weapons to defend yourself.

  • Advanced Physics Simulation

In addition to basic rigid body simulation, the game also includes simulations for air resistance, lift, and buoyancy, allowing for the creation of physically operational boats and airplanes.

What players say

4.5 from 32 ratings on the Meta Quest Store

Pretty fun, small issue

Good stuff. I messed around in the game for weeks/months until my quest 2 gave up entirely (crashed, black screen, wont charge). Apparently this is an issue that can happen in other games, so I'm not mad about it. What I don't like is that I'm stuck with this other quest 2 and the…

cognitive_impairmentAug 20261 found this helpful

This is Machinery app in 3D

I spend hours each day in this game and they pass quickly. Once you get used to the quirks, and remember to save often, It runs pretty smooth. to avoid lag clear everything around your base by using a yellow slime.

Fender360Jul 2026
Critical review

Lot of potential, Lot of frustration

I am quite conflicted on this game. It pains me to give it only 2 stars, but ultimately it comes down to implementation. On paper, the idea of the game is great. Essentially, the main concept is this: An infinitely generated world where you can harvest resources and manipulate and cut…

ChickenMuphyOct 20251 found this helpful
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Details

Developer
Publisher
Release date
April 10, 2024
Genre
Sandbox, Survival
Category
GAMES
Modes
Single User
Play area
Room-scale, Standing, Sitting
Comfort
Comfortable for some
Age rating
Everyone 10+
Headsets
Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2
Controllers
Touch Controllers
Hand tracking
–
Languages
English, Chinese (China), French (France), German, Japanese, Russian, Spanish (Spain)
Internet
Not required
Ratings
★ 4.5 (32 reviews)
Download size
263 MB
Version
2.0.2
In-app purchases
No
In-app ads
No
Giftable
✓ Yes
Content
Fantasy Violence

Price history

Unchanged at $19.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at €19.50 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at £16.75 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at ¥1,980 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Unchanged at CA$25.99 since we started tracking it on Jul 12, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

Primitier costs $19.99€19.50£16.75¥1,980CA$25.99 on the Meta Horizon Store.

Not at the moment. Store sales come around regularly, and every new discount appears on our deals page the moment it goes live.

Primitier officially supports: Quest 3S, Quest 3, Quest Pro, Quest 2. Headset support is set by the developer, as listed on the official store.

Primitier is a single-player experience (single user).

Primitier is rated Comfortable by the official store: minimal artificial movement, a great pick for VR newcomers.

Primitier is rated Everyone 10+ on the official Meta store. Age ratings matter especially for online multiplayer titles, where voice chat is open.

Primitier holds a 4.5 / 5 average from 32 player ratings on the official Meta store, still a small sample, so read it as an early signal.

Primitier was released on April 10, 2024, published by Ota Mato.