There have been no updates for a while, but that doesn't mean the project is done. There is still a lot of documentation and other materials to be written and I really need a better program for the game selection menu. But it's not as easy work as physically building something, so it takes longer. I'm hoping to do some of it as part of preparations for workshops.

I'm going to be running a workshop this year at Europython in Dublin, using the PewPew badges from 2019 (sadly, chip shortage doesn't allow us to use newer versions, but luckily there were some badges left over in storage, so we can use that). Apart from the workshop, there are also going to be tables for makers available throughout the conference, and I'm sure I will be spending a lot of time there, so if you are around and interested in PewPew, drop in.

There are also going to be sprints at the end, and I hope we can get some CircuitPython development done on them.