A Rhythm Game Makes Lattes by Squeezing Four Silicone Udder Teats to the Beat
At Maker Faire Bay Area 2026, Udder Mayhem was exhibited as an alternative-controller rhythm game built around four silicone udder teats. The player takes the role of a barista and prepares café lattes by squeezing the teats to the beat.
The game was programmed in Unity, while the custom controller uses a Teensy 4.1. According to Make:, some visitors returned repeatedly to defend their scores.
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Building a custom controller for a rhythm game is one thing, but this one makes all four inputs cow teats. If the game is about making lattes, apparently the controls have to involve milking too.