
1Make it, then play it
Build pixel games with graphical blocks in MakeCode Arcade, upload them to the micro:bit over USB and play offline. Python and JavaScript work too.
An expansion shield that turns a BBC micro:bit V2 into a handheld game console. Build MakeCode Arcade games and play them on a 1.77-inch colour screen with six buttons.

Build pixel games with graphical blocks in MakeCode Arcade, upload them to the micro:bit over USB and play offline. Python and JavaScript work too.

A built-in 450 mAh battery gives up to 4 hours of play. LED colours show charging, full and power, and it also runs from microUSB or an external 3.7 V battery.

Add external modules, and let several micro:bits talk wirelessly for group STEM projects.
Yes. Enter NEWMESH15 at Meshnology checkout when buying the Newbit Arcade Shield for micro:bit V2 for 15% off. Conditions: first order.
The $36.99 here is the shield alone. The bundle with a micro:bit V2 is $57.99.
The store says icon-based programming lets you make projects without a computer. MakeCode Arcade games are uploaded over USB.