Simon Game Using Arduino

We created a simon says game, a fun 90's game. We decided to give this a try because we thought playing it is very fun and challenging.

The Simon mini game, consists of lighting up the colored LEDs randomly and at the same time each color emits its own sound. Next, the player must enter the sequence shown in the correct order. To turn it on you just need to connect with USB input to a power source and press green to start.

We recommend following each step and not altering the design if it is your first time printing in 3D or programming a game. It is a simple yet really fun game, would you dare to try?

1x Arduino Uno R3

1x Half-size Breadboard

1x LED 5mm: Green

1x LED 5mm: Yellow

1x LED 5mm: Blue

1x LED 5mm: Red

4x Resistor 300Ω

4x Momentary Push Button Switch

1x Piezoelectric Buzzer

Jumper Wires

First off we have to download the arduino IDE to upload our code to the arduino. Select the arduino from the port that is connected and upload the code to it.

Then we have to connect or weld our cables into a breadboard or a copper plate, make sure to connect each of the leds, buttons and buzzer to the correct pins in the arduino.

We suggest you to test each of your leds and the buzzer first.

If the circuit doesn't work we suggest to check the pins of each of the components.

You can 3D print the outer design of our project so it looks prettier, we included the top and bottom part and also 4 buttons, make sure to sand the rough edges so the housing fits better.

The arduino should fit inside the housing align the leds with the opening and the buttons to the 4 button extensions.

Now you get to enjoy, have fun!