SPECIALIZED GAME COMPUTER SYSTEM BASED ON ARDUINO UNO

V. Shevchuk, O. Stepanov, Halyna Klym, T. Tkachuk, M. Khvyshchun

Abstract


In this work a specialized game system based on the Arduino Uno microcontroller was designed. The concept of the indie project was developed, and the implementation in the form of interacting modules within the framework of a single system was also presented. The system consists of three interfaces that interact with each other and can be expanded in the future. The project has all the necessary characteristics of a computer system, which are divided into several sections. Necessary accompanying documentation with a detailed description of capabilities, characteristics of the system, etc., has been created. The developed concept, as well as the possibility of its comparison with existing developments, allow to determine its advantages, disadvantages and potential areas of improvement. Further implementation helped to better appreciate all stages of game development, as they were closer to reality.

Key words: indie-development, AAA-project, game controller, game concept.


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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.30970/eli.24.3

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