Step up your holiday lighting game with SCIENCE!

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.

Make a horrific-yet-delicious Meat Skull Centerpiece for your next Halloween party!

Add some creepy eyes to a classic toy.

Enhance a simple rubber hand puppet with MONSTER M4SK eyes and voice changer!

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

Are dull, lifeless eyes holding your ventriloquist dummy back? No more! thanks to these realistic TFT eyes!

3D Printed Snap Fit Mount

This assistive technology device combines infrared and Bluetooth control that can be operated with just 2 or 3 AT switches

How to set up a raspberry pi 4 to run scratch programming language

Add MONSTER M4SK to your classic candy bucket to make your trick-or-treat wants known!

Detatch the two halves of the MONSTER M4SK for flexible screen placement on wide set creature heads!

Bring your costume mask to life with eyes that seem alive!

Your MakeCode programs can now read and write data to files and log variable values

Now with hand crank action!

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