MBed Block Bash is a multiplayer Tetris game designed to be played on Mbed-powered boards. It supports up to three simultaneous players, each controlling their own game using wireless controllers. The game utilizes the board's accelerometer, gyroscope, and user button for intuitive gameplay. A PC is used for display purposes only, rendering the game interface via Wi-Fi.

• Wi-Fi server for game console (or Bluetooth with controllers as peripherals).
• Multiple wireless controllers capable of identifying themselves for individual game control.
• Display options: Laptop screen for display, with potential for direct connection to an LCD display on the console board.

The project involves creating a multiplayer Tetris game running on Mbed-powered boards. The main components include the console board, peripheral controller boards, and a PC for display.

• Runs game logic for Tetris.
• Renders game image on display.
• Hosts a web server for remote display rendering.
• Handles wireless communication with controllers.

• Connect to the console over Wi-Fi.
• Control game actions using accelerometer, gyroscope, and user button.
• Automatically pair with the console when powered on.
• Support up to three controllers for simultaneous gameplay.

• Each game iteration runs on a configurable time interval.
• Players control falling blocks using controller inputs.
• Game ends if a controller disconnects or if the console's user button is pressed.
• Display adjusts dynamically based on the number of connected controllers.

• Clone the repository.
• Install necessary dependencies.
• Flash firmware onto Mbed boards.
• Connect controllers to the console over Wi-Fi.

• Power on the console and controllers.
• Wait for controllers to pair with the console.
• Press the user button on the console to start the game.
• Use controller inputs to control falling blocks.
• Enjoy multiplayer Tetris action!

• Eric Pimentel Aguiar
• Kyle Yang
• Madhav Kanna Thenappan
• Victor Gasnikov

This project is licensed under the MIT License.