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Pixoo 64: Snake
Classic Snake for the Pixoo 64 LED display.
Pixoo Snake on Easy, score 8: the green snake and red food drawn in large blocks in the Tkinter preview, with the Pixoo IP, Difficulty and game buttons.
Overview
Pixoo 64: Snake brought the classic Snake game to the Divoom Pixoo 64 LED display. You played on your PC with the arrow keys while the game drew every frame on the Pixoo over your local network, with a Tkinter window mirroring the 64x64 playfield.
It had four difficulty levels, Easy, Medium, Hard and Insane, which changed the size of the snake from 8-pixel blocks down to single pixels. You could pause, resume or stop at any time and toggle a grid over the preview. The snake wrapped around the edges of the screen, your score was drawn on the Pixoo and in the window title, and 'Game Over!' or 'You Win!' appeared on the display when a round ended.
Written in Python with Pillow and the open-source pixoo library, it was published on GitHub on the same day as Pixoo 64 Tools (February 2025). It is now a legacy project.
Highlights
- Play Snake on a Divoom Pixoo 64 over your local network
- Four difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard and Insane
- Difficulty sets the block size, from 8-pixel blocks down to single pixels
- Live Tkinter preview of the 64x64 playfield on your PC
- Pause, resume or stop at any time, plus a grid toggle
- Arrow-key controls, with the score shown on the Pixoo and in the window title
- Snake wraps around the screen edges; 'Game Over!' and 'You Win!' show on the Pixoo
Details
- Platforms
- Python · shown on Windows 11
- First released
- Feb 26, 2025 (repository created)
- Built with
- Python, Tkinter, Pillow, pixoo
- License
- No licence file
- Status
- Retired
- Timeline
- Feb 2025
- Requirements
- Python 3.x, a Divoom Pixoo device, Pillow, tkinter and the pixoo module
Questions
The game can't reach my Pixoo. What should I check?
Make sure the Pixoo is powered on, on the same network, and reachable at the IP address entered in the game window, then click Connect.
The snake doesn't respond to the arrow keys.
Make sure a game is running and the game window has focus before using the arrow keys.
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