MoonCampaign by Shriya (8 years)
My project is a fun game using a Micro:bit. In this game, pressing Button A or Button B will randomly show whether you win or lose. If you lose, you switch buttons until someone wins. Each outcome is shown with a face on the screen and a musical tone—high for winning and low for losing. I also included code to track the random outcomes. This game is perfect for when you’re bored, and it was really fun to make, especially figuring out the music and coding the random chances.
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I’m excited to share my project, which is a fun button game made on a Micro:bit. The game works with two buttons: A and B. When you press Button A, it randomly tells you if you win or lose. If it says “lose,” you then press Button B, which also has a chance to win. You continue switching between the buttons until one of them finally wins. The game is designed with a 10% chance of winning, making it exciting and unpredictable.
I added visual feedback to the project so the player knows which button they pressed. A sad face appears when you lose, and a smiley face appears when you win. I also included sound cues: a high tone plays when you win, and a low tone plays when you lose. This helps the player easily recognize the results without looking at the screen.
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