I would really like You to add the game Minesweeper to CircuitMess BIT. I have spent a lot of money on it, and I think we deserve a little more on it, considering the price, because I can’t collect all of the bots since they are really expensive. Please don’t deny my request and maybe make even more games, like a game with a character trying to avoid cars, step on logs in the water, but make it endless if possible. Looking forward to your answer!
-Unknown
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Hey @Anonymous_853,
thank you for your suggestions.
We’re planning to create new games for Bit in the future and will also be updating its firmware.
We appreciate your input, and feel free to reach out if you have more ideas!
Best,
Monika
I thank you for your help and ensured support mostly sooner or later. Really helps!
-Unknown again 
you can make your own game on CircuitBlocks, after all the point of these kits are to learn soldering and coding (and sometimes ai/machine learning)
I know. But the problem is that I have to reupload the program. The Bit has to be connected to USB so I could play my games, so there isn’t really a point in creating what I wanted to if I’m gonna have to play it like that. I mean, when I try to turn it off for a while because I wanted to take a break, I can’t run the program and I have to connect it again, reupload the thing… Can you guys at CircuitMess fix it please?
I own a byteboi and wheelson, what I do is I export the binary and put the files on the built in sd card, so I can have the firmware and my game
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Hey, unfortunately, that is not possible.
Python code is run using the Python interpreter, which is installed by CircuitBlocks. The interpreter is a binary itself, so it isn’t possible to have both the stock firmware and the interpreter installed at the same time.
I do it on aurdino or circutblocks in c++, im not used to lua or it, so i use chatgpt. the code is more usefull since you have more freedom of whatever you want