Hi all, a bit of a long shot, but has anyone created any Node-Red games, that could help the lockdown hours pass (especially for those with kids) Ideally it would be nothing hugely complex that requires additional nodes or difficult to obtain additional physical items. Motion sensors, IOT lights, …

Funny you should ask. My grandson (9) and myself are working on a remote tic-tac-toe game as a starting point. So two people will be able to lay it oner the internet. We have the basic game running: [Screen Shot 2020-03-29 at 5.59.32 AM] We just need to get the communictions portion running. He w…

Not Node-RED but there are a few coding oriented sites out there that help with game creation based on visual coding - mainly Scratch-style I think. Battleships would probably be another game you could easily do with Node-RED. Hangman would be another.

Nothing to do with Node-RED, but equally great fun for children. https://blockly.games/ Paul @zenofmud Your grandchildren might enjoy tackling this (simple) problem. I assume you know the Frere Jacques song ??? I need your help to fix this program as it doesn't sound right. I've been pulling …

And there is also the excellent Machine Learning for Kids - https://machinelearningforkids.co.uk/#!/worksheets (which actually teaches me lots too)

Ooh, I didn't know about that one. I need to learn more about ML :slight_smile: Also going to see if I can persuade my son to look at it

As for Battleships, I recently found the starting out code of one in I think it was C++, wrote it around the age of 14 I think. Definitely something I would be interested in recreating on a websockets base. Which does give me similar ideas for multiplayer card games. My primary pi running node-red …

I just added our Tic-Tac-Toe game to the projects category if anyone wants to check it out. [image] Tic-Tac-Toe game Share Your Projects Here is our beta version (no multi-location playing yet) of Tic-Tac-Toe if anyone wants to take a look. [{"id":"e1fd8135.0c3c98","type…

[image] dceejay: And there is also the excellent Machine Learning for Kids Maybe "Titanic" would fit as a symbolic selection A bit OT: Yes, it's a very difficult & unpredictable situation, so many, many infected. On wiki it's interesting to read about the Spanish flue, it's very similar I m…

[image] afelix: I could however put up card games like that, to play with other residents. Maybe not possible, but would it not be possible to use an instance at AWS as "public server" for such a game? Or would it be (a security) risk to participate and playing such game? Except for running t…

Here are some ideas I was thinking about, but not sure I can pull off with my NR capabilities.. creating a quiz, maybe with Alexa (TTS) asking the questions and then maybe add some answer buttons on the dashboard ? Not sure how I could make that ongoing - I guess if it was just A B or C options t…

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I just added our Tic-Tac-Toe game to the projects category if anyone wants to check it out.

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