How to create a simple LCD video game with Arduino.

Magnetic Levitation, need I say more? Levitate some small magnets with a bigger electromagnet!

Arduino & Rapberry Pi based chess computer that uses Stockfish ,recognises piece positions using reed switches and signals its move

Making the Shock Rifle from Unreal Tournament real!

Java game Flappy bird on Arduino platforms.

A DIY Game console you can make and upload your own game like Snake or Pong.

Experience the challenge and thrill of deactivating the system without breaking a laser beam. Built with Arduino, BLE, and DMX lighting.

The RFID Lock Box combines Arduino, RFID and a Solenoid to make your very own personal safe!

A fun, little offline game "ported" to an AVR MCU.

The Arduino Uno controls a 16 Neopixel unicorn horn. This includes a GPS module broadcasting through a cellular GSM shield.

Create a game with processing and its controller with an accelerometer and a button.

In this article, we're going to build a controller that you can use on Steam!

Free to talk, kind-of busy or "in the zone"? Tell your friends and colleagues with this cute, battery-powered semaphore.

Use the OmniPreSense RADAR and an Arduino to read surrounding speeds and even make part of flux capacitor replica!

You will learn how I converted an RC car from my childhood days to an Arduino-based RC car.

Rudimentary version of the Soliton Radar from Metal Gear Solid that can detect walls and movement around the user.

The Chrome dinosaur game that is now on an Arduino LCD shield!

An accelerometer/gyro goes onto an Arduino board and transmits the angular motion of the board via bluetooth to a virtual reality app.

A Conway's Game of Life running of an Arduino and displayed on the 32x16 RGB LED matrix.

Attach an amateur radio to this and the radio will regularly identify itself so others can use their direction finding skills and locate it.

Using an AWS Alexa Skill, remotely issue commands to a Particle enabled blaster (now with IR firing power for Stromtrooper and TV control)

Test your ability with the Reaction Timer!

This combines a two-axis joystick, a three-axis accelerometer, and two buttons into one package.

Playing a simple Pong game with two potentiometers connected to an Arduino. A Python script on a PC is reading data and displaying the game.