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Retro Gadgets 0.2.1 now available: new modules and buttons!

Retro Gadgets · published 11 Dec 2025, 14:06 UTC · build 21051406

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Hello Gadgeteers!

A new update is now available, which will bring new some updates and news including:

🔦 New Led module with customizable symbol

📦 The keypad module is now smaller, so it can fit in a single motherboard

💡 The new LedButton has a similar aesthetic to the keypad

🟢 The Power Button to be used on the device border is now smaller, so it doesn't spill in the internal part of the motherboard

🆕 New keypad modules with different sizes: 2x2, 3x3, 3x2 and 4x3

We can't wait to see your creations including this new components! Don't forget to join our Discord server for a getting exclusive previews on new game content!

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