Gaming

Gaming SVG Files for Cricut and Silhouette

Birthday-themed designs make up a real, distinct thread here — the “Level Unlocked” series turns a kid’s age into gamer language, with the Level 5 Unlocked Awesome Since 2016 SVG, Level 8 Unlocked Awesome Since 2013 SVG, and Level 9 Unlocked Awesome Since 2012 SVG covering three different ages. These are original designs rather than tied to any specific game, so they work regardless of what the birthday kid actually plays.

Tabletop gaming has its own corner too. The Dungeons and Dragons SVG and a second Dungeons and Dragons Vector file both reference the tabletop game directly by name, and there’s a simpler DnD Vector file using the shorthand instead of the full name — worth knowing these use the game’s actual branding rather than a generic dice-and-dragon graphic, since Dungeons & Dragons is a registered trademark, not just a genre description.

For console and platform designs, there’s the PS PlayStation Logo SVG and the Sony Mobile SVG, both recreating existing brand logos the same way the Nike or Adidas designs elsewhere on the site do. One thing worth checking before you buy: there are currently two separate PlayStation Logo SVG listings on the site at slightly different prices — worth comparing both previews so you’re not paying for the same design twice.

For something more meme than console-specific, the Doing Sus Things SVG plays on gaming slang rather than referencing a particular title or logo directly.

Every file downloads as one ZIP with SVG, PNG, EPS, DXF, and PDF. Text-based designs like the Level Unlocked series cut cleanly in standard HTV at almost any size. Every design is test-cut in Cricut Design Space before it’s listed, and a commercial license comes with every purchase — full terms on the license page.