Improved prop Sonic Amplifier with CircuitPython and Feather M4

Demonstrates the TwoPlayerGame library for creating two player games on PyGamer and an RF connection.

Create a side-scrolling video game with CircuitPython

Bring your adventure to life with Blinka, Adabot and their pals.

Use the ItsyBitsy M4/M0 as a custom USB mechanical keypad with CircuitPython

Strap a display to your PS4 controller

Build a buzzing gameboard that teaches simple circuits -- great for kids and classes!

Make a customizable game timer clock in MakeCode with your Circuit Playground

Pick how many of what dice, then shake, rattle, and roll. OK, it's more of a beep...beep...beep than rattle.

Extend battery life & comfort for standalone VR

Challenge a friend to see who can 'draw' the quickest over Bluetooth.

Use Circuit Playground Bluefruit devices to create a colorful signal strength-based proximity detector!

Honk! You're a horrible goose. Have fun terrorizing the village with a voice-activated Goose Game costume controller.

The highest selling computer of all time isn't from Apple or IBM, it's the Commodore 64!

Play the classic minesweeper game on your PyPortal

Learn how to work with lights, sounds and touch sensors while recreating this popular game of the 1970s and 1980s!

Have some a-MAZE-ing fun with this non-soldering project, creating random mazes and their solutions at various difficulty levels.

Use the PyGamer accelerometer to play this marble maze game!

How to submit your game for consideration for the MakeCode Arcade Community Games carousel

Learn how to program 80s-style with Logo running on an Apple II - it's Turtles all the way down!

Make things move on your PyBadge or PyGamer

Here's how to create and use your own custom 16 color palettes for MakeCode Arcade games

Use your write to tilt the ball to stay on the moving platforms

Insert your own sprites into your favorite games!