Graphic Display Developing with Arduino is fun, and programming has been that way for years. Everyone out here has used the language they are learning or practicing to develop some kind of game. They have fun while practicing programming in this way. My interest in Arduino has been on the rise ever since I was introduced to it and wanted to do something cool with it. When I saw how smooth an interface could be using a Graphical LCD like the Nokia 5110 along with Arduino, the idea of developing a game came to me. So, you might also enjoy developing your game since it was an effective way to practice programming skills. As a result, in this project, you will learn how to build an entertaining game employing the Arduino microcontroller and the graphics LCD display.

This time around we are going to try a new version of the Snake game using Arduino, which we have named Future Race, in which the player needs to keep their vessel safe from enemy ships by using a joystick.

The method by which your game would work is very important before we start. A graphics LCD and joystick was the hardware that I chose for my hardware selection. You have likely selected the same option in this tutorial as well. We have had to plan our entire game inside the 84 * 48-pixel dimensions of the Nokia 5110 display because it doesn't have a lot of free space. The Nokia 5110 LCD has been reprogrammed to be used with the Arduino, as well as the Nokia Joystick for Arduino. It will be difficult to arrange the gaming area within this space, as well as the scoreboard area, which displays things like score and things. In order to

update your screen with the pixel locations, it is very important to know where the pixel locations are. Fig. Prototype of Space Race Game using the Arduino It's very easy to make this game with Arduino; we just need to interface the Nokia 5110 LCD module, and the Joystick to Arduino. Our game characters need to be decided after we determine the appearance of the game screen. I have designed a game based on a spaceship over a planet and an enemy spacecraft disguised as a planet. So, I used the Nokia LCD's bitmap feature and my spaceship and enemies were displayed on the screen. A spacecraft will race against the alien spaceships, and have the capability to change lanes to avoid a contact with them. It should never be possible for an alien to occupy more than two tracks at a time and the player should always be able to drive over a free track. Our goal is to finish the Hardware and complete the Programming once the ideas are concluded.