A list of 50.002 student projects in 2022
We have built a game whereby two players have to compete by correctly guessing a random number ranging from 0 to 16, by observing the LED matrix of patterned lights.
With a 8x8 matrix as the playing field, the player, a single 1x1 bulb at the bottom of the matrix, is able to move left and right as a preset list of obstacles fall from the top of the matrix to the bottom.
Drunkin’ Donut is a delicious and exciting game, where 2 players compete to decorate a rotating donut by shooting sprinkles from their halves of the playing area.
Our game is a 2-player competitive showdown where both players compete against each other for the highest score by completing a series of matrix patterns shown to them with a series of LEDs arranged in a 4 by 4 matrix.
For our 50.002 project, we have created a single-player game called Prezzer. The objective of the game is to score the highest amount of points possible before the 30 seconds count down and avoid pressing the wrong button.
Raiders of Hanoi is a spin on the famous Towers of Hanoi puzzle, built and implemented on the Alchitry Au.
For our 50.002 project, we have created a single-player game called Beat City. The objective of the game is to score the highest amount of points possible before the lights reach the bottom.
Someone left this suspicious device with an ominous-looking count-down timer, and you aren’t waiting to find out what happens when it reaches zero.
Our main game for this project is called “STACKERIFFIC” inspired by the retro arcade game merchandiser manufactured by LAI Games that was first produced in 2004.
Step Step Revolution intends to test its players on both their memory and coordination skills with the goal being to clear as many rounds as possible.
Based on the dice game known as Pig, our game involves two players competing against one another with rolling dice.
Tik Tok Toe RTX 2000 introduces a unique twist to the classic Tic-Tac-Toe game.
Peg Solitaire is a single-player strategy puzzle game that challenges your spatial and logical reasoning skills.
Who Turned the Lights Out? adds an exciting twist to the classic electronic game Lights Out, by introducing different levels of difficulty to choose from.
The idea for our 1D project came from our collective fondness of games from the time gone by and love for all the different life-forms we share our world with i.