A DIY two-player reaction-time game powered by ESP32, featuring RGB LEDs, an OLED, multiple game modes, and a custom 3D-printed enclosure.
PICO Arc is a tiny, fully functional pocket arcade built around the Raspberry Pi Pico. It's small enough to fit right into your pocket
The NU40 DK renders a Doom-style 3D world by itself at 24 FPS on a 128x64 OLED, playable with its 4 buttons.
Tricking students into engineering by treating them to retro games
MatTris Arcade is a DIY retro game console built around a 14Γ20 LED matrix, It packs six classic games into one tiny console.
How to create a simple LCD video game with Arduino.
A simple LCD screen game where you jump over hills and duck under crows with buttons.
DIY custom flight simulator panels that allow a player to control their planes with a nice compact desktop panel.
The good old buzz wire game, this time with score counter (as well as indicator lights).
Arduino & Rapberry Pi based chess computer that uses Stockfish ,recognises piece positions using reed switches and signals its move
Youβll learn about IR protocol and how to use the IR receiver module.
Portable LED panels let you dress us like your favorite 8-bit video game characters.
I built this because I wanted a compact way to play Game Boy and Game Boy Color, unlike the many oversized RP2040 projects Iβve seen.
Instruction for build homemade Arduboy with FX
Moves chess pieces around the board invisibly and seemingly magically.
Learn how to do animations on 1602 LCD displays and ultimately create your very own casino.
An exercise bike game controller: a standard bicycle and trainer stand, plus 2 Leonardos to emulate keyboard/mouse, and joystick inputs.
An amazing off-road robot with 4-wheel drive.
Create your handheld gaming console using an Arduino Nano ESP32 and play Doom on the go.
After finishing my RP2350 Gameboy project, I wanted to build a Retro-Go device, so I adapted my previous design instead of making a PCB.
Arduino, OLED display and two buttons. All you need to build this mini-game!
Fully adjustable via sketch of Arduino NANO/UNO | Easy making from ready-made components | Non-mechanical unbreakable sensors | Strong frame
This is a fun classical snake game. And if you want you can put it in a frame to make it into a gaming console.
The project I want to share with you today is an Arduino maze game, which became a pocket console as capable as Arduboy!
