Make a game in our online editor using CircuitPython
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Make a game in our online editor using CircuitPython
Make some pixel art for it using software like Aseprite
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Make some pixel art for it using software like Aseprite
Submit your game by making a pull request to our GitHub repo
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Submit your game by making a pull request to our GitHub repo
Get sent a handheld game console or a custom tamagotchi pet depending on the type of game you make!
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Get sent a handheld game console or a custom tamagotchi pet depending on the type of game you make!
Keep working on your game and get awesome plushies, stickers, and more!
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Keep working on your game and get awesome plushies, stickers, and more!
Past Projects
Pick Your Path
- Microcontroller — ESP32 (includes Wi‑Fi)
- Screen — 1.5″ 128×128 full‑color OLED
- Dimensions — 5.6 × 6.6 cm (about a real Tamagotchi!)
- Extras — 3 tactile buttons, 3 LEDs to program
- Hackable — Some pins broken out to add anything on
- Battery — 2×AAA (~8 hours*)
- Powered by — Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W (includes Wi‑Fi)
- Screen — 2″ 320×240 full‑color LCD
- Dimensions — 10 × 5 cm (about a Game Boy Micro!)
- Extras — D‑pad and 4 buttons (A, B, L, R) + Start/Reset
- Hackable — Some pins broken out to add anything on
- Battery — 2×AAA (~6 hours*)
Anyone 18 or under is able to participate, and we welcome people of all skill levels!
Yup! Hack Club is a nonprofit supported by donations from tech companies and individuals, and our mission is to get more teenagers into making.
Join the Hack Club Slack and post in #hackapet once the program starts - we'll help you out!
You can submit on this website once the program opens!