Like the majority of the world it's very possible you missed my first game, Super Bubs Adventure. So for my second game I thought I'd reduce the audience even further, make the graphics far worse, and develop it for the Arduboy, a niche handheld.
I wanted to make a super sprint style game, and didn't want to take 6 months developing it in Unity. I’ve had the little Arduboy sitting in a drawer since the original Kickstarter (10 years ago?!?). So I used the Arduino IDE and took 7 days to create the game, mostly evenings.
The game is called 'Motodrome Drifter' - You race around a track trying to beat your lap times. You accelerate with the A button, then while accelerating, if you hold the B button, you'll be able to drift around sharp corners. It probably won't win an award for graphics (it's all basic lines and geometry), but the gameplay is still rather fun if you like the drifting physics.
There's also a 2 player mode, where you can pass the Arduboy between players, and try and win the championship. There are 7 courses, but it's possible to mod the code and create your own.
The complete version of the code can be found here
There's a little tool that can help you plot the coordinates here
And there's a single track version of the code to help speed up development
...just copy and past the coordinates into line 14 onwards. You might need to adjust the starting point coordinates (line 41) and where the car starts from (line 44, 45, and 46).

