Arduino Memory Game Project

This project is a simple memory game built using an Arduino. The game challenges players to remember and replicate a sequence of LED flashes, with each correct replication extending the sequence.

Thanks to fred for the Source code

This project is for educational purposes. Make sure to use it responsibly and in environments that are safe for such electronic projects.

Features

• Interactive memory game with increasing difficulty.
• Visual feedback through LEDs.
• Simple push-button interface for user input.
• Customizable gameplay settings.

Requirements

• Arduino Uno (or compatible board)
• 4 LEDs (different colors recommended)
• 4 Push Buttons
• Resistors (appropriate values for LEDs and buttons)
• Breadboard and connecting wires

Circuit Diagram

The basic circuit setup includes connecting the LEDs to specific digital pins on the Arduino, each with a series resistor. The push buttons are connected to other digital pins, with one side going to ground.

Installation

1. Clone the repository:

   git clone https://github.com/dan1471/Arduino-Memory-Game.git
   cd arduino-memory-game

2. Open the project in the Arduino IDE.

3. Verify and upload the code to your Arduino board:

   • Connect your Arduino to your computer via USB.
   • In the Arduino IDE, select your board and port.
   • Click on the Upload button.

How to Play

1. Power On: Once the Arduino is powered on, the game will initialize, and the first LED in the sequence will flash.

2. Replicate the Sequence: After the LED flashes, press the corresponding button for that LED. If correct, the sequence will grow by one, and the game will continue.

3. Game Over: If you press the wrong button, the game will end, and the LEDs will flash rapidly. Reset the Arduino to start a new game.

4. Increasing Difficulty: With each successful replication, the sequence gets longer, making it more challenging.

Customization

• You can modify the speed of the LED flashes and button response time by adjusting the delay values in the code.
• Change the pin assignments if you're using different pins or adding more LEDs and buttons.

Troubleshooting

• LEDs not lighting up? Double-check your wiring and ensure the correct pins are used in the code.
• Buttons not responding? Ensure that your buttons are correctly connected with pull-down or pull-up resistors as needed.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.