Minimalist cars race with a strip of smart LEDs and two switches.This project has evolved and now has its own website: www.openledrace.com

Use a joystick to control a classic drawing toy through two DC motors.

A desktop tetris game using 135 WS2812B RGB LEDs and played with a Wii Nunchuck controller.

LED-Matrix Simon Game with orientation-control (accelerometer ADXL335) and integrated sound.

Cool little project and toy.

Following the principle of the original Roulette, the movement of the LED simulates a ball whose speed gradually decreases until it stops.

The good old buzz wire game, this time with score counter (as well as indicator lights).

Soak your unsuspecting friends with a motion-activated water gun!

Fully adjustable via sketch of Arduino NANO/UNO | Easy making from ready-made components | Non-mechanical unbreakable sensors | Strong frame

Don't focus too hard! Beer pong game that gets easier as you drink!

Arduino, OLED display and two buttons. All you need to build this mini-game!

Never have trouble again deciding who is allowed to answer a quiz question. 6 different LED's show who pressed his buzzer first.

I just always liked boxing machines! It is an interesting option for family meetings or competition among friends.

Electronic scoreboard for your foosball table that shows the live score on your phone.

Make a DIY robotic bat that flaps its wings whenever someone walks by out of Arduino, off-the-shelf DC motor, Lego, and 3D printed parts.

Drinking game too easy? Here's a way to increase the difficulty to your liking!

The device presented is marble maze game that is controlled using a smartphone via Bluetooth connection.

Race through your office at the speed of light! A project inspired by the OpenLEDRace project by @gbarbarov, made at Xing in Barcelona.

Convert an Arduino Nano into a retro games console.

Turn on or off any TV in the world with the push of a button. A chaotic homemade universal remote!

Helping my obese, I mean fluffy cats lose some weight.

A one click game that's easy to build and super fun to play!

A cheap version of an Arduboy clone with which you can play a number of original Arduboy games.

A two-player retro Pong game on a 24x16 LED matrix.