This is a a simple low cost DIY kit that when completed will give you a simple game to try to best your friends in.

It is easily assembled by an expert solderer in about 20 or so minutes and someone less experienced about an hour or so.

The game itself is fairly simple, simply push the button and try to fill up the bar graph before it becomes empty. Once the graph is filled up a simple animation will play letting you the game is complete.

The game will ship with a default code that makes it relatively easy to fill the bargraph up. If you would like to modify the difficulty of the game it is recommended that you purchase the 14-pin dip socket (optional) to make the attiny84 removable. You would then need to reprogram the attiny84 in the arduino compiler (I will show how to modify this is in a future video).

The 14 pin socket, mentioned above, and the nylon standoffs are kept optional to keep the board low cost.

Note: Due to a minor manufacturing flaw from the boardhouse that made the PCB, I had to repair a short on the board. To do this I added paint where the battery would go. This may lift the battery slightly away from the board. To press the negative side of the battery back against the board it may be necessary to place some paper on top of the battery as depicted to increase the pressure against the battery.

If you would like to purchase 10 or more please let me know in advance.