Learn to code Knight Rider with STM32 and Circle Electronic Knight Rider kit
Made a custom battery board for my DIY RPI retro game console.
A custom all-in-one PC built from wood, powered by not one—but two different SBCs.
I wanted to make a as cheap as possible game console to carry with your keys.
An addictive puzzle where the objective is to merge tiles to create a tile whose value is 2048.
It's a game for my 4-year-old kid to learn to spell with her favorite show
An Arduino-powered handheld Game Boy-style console with multiple retro games and a simple UI. Built using an Arduino Nano, an OLED Display.
Gesture Tetris is classic Tetris game with novel control using hand swipes and rotations.
The game picks a number, and you guess. It hints if the number is higher or lower. Keep guessing to find it! My Github is at the Comment!
Learn how to make a servo-controlled flag that pops up when you get close to it.
Me and my friend made a Simon says game with a reed start switch and a joystick
Quick step-by-step to install Wine on an Ubuntu computer and run a popular Windows 95 game
Looking for yet another reason to waste time? Look no further than this homemade Bop It! This game is sure to provide fun for all ages.
This is a Particle Argon program designed to execute a risk-reward game where players have to shoot for the highest number without matching.
Control a 4 degrees of freedom robotic clamping arm over Wi-Fi using the TI RSLK and two MSP432s!
Cheza Pona is a dynamic and inclusive game designed to enhance hand-eye coordination and motor skill development.
A DIY replica of the CS2 bomb timer using Arduino, an I2C LCD, a 4x4 keypad, and a buzzer. Fun gaming gadget project for makers!
Utilize sensors to monitor sound disturbances and temperature levels in a gaming environment. If thresholds are reached, alerts are sent.
easy, and very fun game for the 16x2 display for Arduino. Challenge yourself and enjoy the experience!
A true blast from the past
With your team solve the puzzles and defuse the bomb in time! A VirtualPanel project.
A strange custom Guitar Hero controller that uses a flashlight to strum.
This project presents the development of a Dual LCD Retro Game using Raspberry Pi Pico, two ST7789 displays, and CircuitPython
A pair of gloves that allow you to control games
