An LED-based 1-2 player game with several different game modes.
This project allows to have fun with water and light! You can control the two submerged engines with your hands!
A very simple game for the M5 ATOM. The unit must be tilted to the right or left depending if more red or more green pixels are displayed.
Build a simple 3-axis joystick!
Make a simple Breakout-like game.
Great for kids to learn about communication in the old days. Two Arduino Nano, a LED and a pushbutton, print a morse code alphabet and play!
In this project, you’ll learn how to make a DIY arcade basketball game at home!
DIY rotary controller for MAME games like Arkanoid / Space Invader using a DigiSpark.
A one-dimensional dungeon adventure game built using an LED strip, an accelerometer/gyro sensor and a Raspberry Pi 3 running Android Things.
We will make an Automated Chrome Dino Game using Arduino, this Automated Dino Game is very easy to make in few steps.
Create a sequential shifter for FANATEC CSL elite wheelbase, using the FANATEC's internal protocol on RJ12 port (Shifter2)
Small self contained Arduino Pro Mini Simon game
A fun and simple project. Make your own DIY Hand steady game.
A new version of the crispy-DOOM with HW Accelerators. Open-source code and instructions are provided.
Playback two musical scores simultaneously while showing synchronized lyrics
Play Monopoly table game without cache. Automate payment with plastic cards.
A never-ending quest. An infinite maze. How long will you survive?
A real life experimental video arcade, showcasing games that make you move and think in ways uncommon in mainstream games culture.
Wanna do a simple hack with your Arduino? How about gaming? You can port any JavaScript games to your Arduino board by using PHPoC shield.
Recently I was bothered by a lot of cartons in the house. Don't want to just throw them away as recycles so I made them into a Whack-a-Mole.
LED-Matrix Simon Game with orientation-control (accelerometer ADXL335) and integrated sound.
I decided to make another OLED game but this time I used my new ESP32 board. This board is fast and has lots of memory so it's perfect!
After shaking the micro:bit, it generates a random number (0 to 31), which will be shown with the led matrix (0 to 5 dots, 5 bits).
A look at one of the most powerful SBC's on the market