Tower of Power

Overview

Tower of Power is a simple game built using an AT89C52 microcontroller, two 8x8 LED matrices, and a single button. The objective is to align a continuously moving bar with a randomly spawning bar to gain points. The game features a scoring system and health bars, with animations indicating success (smiley face) or failure (sad face).

Features

• Two 8x8 LED matrix displays
• Single-button input for timing-based gameplay
• Scoring system with increasing difficulty
• Visual feedback through animations
• Assembly language implementation for efficient control

How It Works

1. A bar continuously moves up and down on the right LED matrix.
2. A second bar appears randomly on the left LED matrix.
3. The player presses the button to align both bars.
4. If aligned correctly, the player gains a point, and a smiley face appears.
5. If not, the player loses a health bar, and a sad face appears.
6. The game ends when all health bars are depleted.

Hardware Requirements

• Microcontroller: AT89C52
• Displays: Two 8x8 LED matrices
• Input Device: Single button
• Other Components: Resistors, wires, and a development board (Prechin)

Software

• The game logic is implemented in Assembly Language.
• The system uses MCU 8051 IDE for simulation and development.

Circuit Diagram

Refer to the image below for wiring and port connections:

Installation and Usage

1. Flash the provided Assembly code onto the AT89C52 microcontroller.
2. Assemble the circuit as per the diagram.
3. Power up the system and start playing.

Contributors

• Rodulph Jake L. Cabaobao
• Mohammad Naim D. Mariga
• Edgar Jr B. Villas

License

This project is open-source. Feel free to modify and improve!

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For any inquiries or improvements, open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub!