Get the speed of your die-cast toy car!

"Lottery Winner" for Arduino creates a sequence of non-repeating pseudo-random numbers for lottery or other applications.

An Arduino plays with menus and sounds.

Halloween is near, so grab your Arduino, make an EMF detector and play with it.

Reliable and proven sensors designs. Example of code. Recommendations for use.

New Arduino game for two players.

This project is based on Anthony Russell's (a.k.a. BADFEED) Tiny Tetris; I just changed its OLED 12C configuration and added a joystick.

I played smartphone games with a relay touch board.

The Chinese Rings Puzzle with Arduino is my version of a centennial puzzle. Play it and have fun for a long time!!

Kill this terrifying bug at any distance with a laser ray! (Or dream about it...)

Play a game on an LCD display with any remote control you want. But watch it, it gets faster in every level.

It's an alarm clock. You can set the amount of minutes until it goes off in the serial monitor. It flashes and beeps when it goes off.

Bongo Hero is inspired by Guitar Hero. You must tap bongos at the right time. Color changes and speed increases as you level up.

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

What if an old IBM keyboard was converted with Arduino so it continuously types like Jack Nicholson in The Shining movie?

Use the Nunchuck from a Wii console to control lights and sounds!

This makes a memory game using a memory array numbers.

Just as the title says - with a 20-min gameplay video as proof.

arduino tic-tac-toe. mini game

A fun maze game for Arduino (optimized for Esplora) that uses a large map.

Another childhood toy. Although the original was brilliant with its icosahedron 20 answers, now with an Arduino I can add as many as I want.

Interactive Conway's Game of Life on Arduino Esplora with LCD display.

Control any video game with this usb controller!

The most homemade snow machine you've ever seen. Made from a hairdryer, polystyrene and MKR1000. Controllable from anywhere in the world*