Content This is my implementation of robot turtles board game that I used to play a lot with my son. Since the original version was not challenging enough for him I created some advanced levels that he could play all over the 8x8 board. Then I started to think about code it in some languages. Later micropython came across on a Hacktivity 2019 badge and I decided that this is going to be the 'myfirstpythonproject' right after hello world. Help for the game: You have to reach the diamond with your turtle. The turtle can turn left and right, and it can move ahead. There are two kind of castles on the board: solid rock and ice. The ice castles can be melted using laser but only if the turtle stands right in front of it. The melted ice castle turns to a puddle. The turtle can move through puddles and it also can push crates over them. If there's a crate in front the turtle, it can push it forward if there's nothing behind the crate (e.g. free space or puddle - melted ice castle). The turtle can push only one crate, it cannot push two or more crates even if they are in a row and there's free space behind the last one. during the gameplay: LEFT - turn turtle left RIGHT - turt turtle right UP - move ahead/push crate DOWN - undo previous move ENTER - fire laser (to melt ice castle) UP + RIGHT - minimap screen DOWN + LEFT - exit level settings: Sound: ON or OFF. Turn it 'ON' at your own risk since the buzzer sound 'quality' is simply terrible. Theme: LIGHT or DARK (aka night mode - unfortunately it's not really useful on this e-ink) The game was developed on a badge with these versions: sys.espdif_version: v3.1-rc1-53509c7b sys.implementation: 3.2.24 sys.version: 3.4.0 If you like the game buy <a href="https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/147370/robot-turtles">Robot Turtles board game</a> and play with kids to teach them to code. ;-) some icon credits: <div>settings - Tomas Knop flaticon.com Icons made by <a href="https://www.flaticon.com/authors/tomas-knop" title="Tomas Knop">Tomas Knop</a> from <a href="https://www.flaticon.com/" title="Flaticon">www.flaticon.com</a></div> <div>exit sign - Post-1982 Japanese exit sign ("running man") designed by Yukio Ota in 1979.</div>