CS.02 – Sania Says

• Meg Guo
• Sania Khaja
• Christina Wong

Sania Says is a single-player game utilizing three Arduino systems that communicate with each other via Serial Communication. The game is alike that of Simon Says, but our host system will output a sequence of various colored LED lights and the player must remember that sequence correctly and input it on their own board using buttons assigned to each LED. To start the game, the player will first select the difficulty they would like to play at, which will determine the speed the sequence of lights will be displayed at. The game will start by showing a sequence of LED lights. To gain points for the round and to pass that level, the player must enter the correct sequence they saw using the buttons on the player Arduino system. The difficulty of the game will increase each level by increasing the number of LEDs in the sequence each round. The player will start with 3 lives and once all lives are gone, the game is over and the player’s score and overall high score will be shown on the display Arduino system. The player will then have the option to play again and try to beat the current high score.