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CPX Simon Game
Players repeat a sequence of colored lights and sounds using two buttons, with rainbow feedback after the final level.
Product prototypeA five-level memory game built for the Adafruit Circuit Playground Express.
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The project focusA question,
A question,
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Players repeat a sequence of colored lights and sounds using two buttons, with rainbow feedback after the final level.
Inside the prototype
- 1Five levels of light-sequence memory
- 2Two-button input and sound feedback
- 3Rainbow completion animation
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