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

Magnet levitation toy using Arduino. Cheap and easy to make!

How to create a simple LCD video game with Arduino.

A simple LCD screen game where you jump over hills and duck under crows with buttons.

A tutorial for beginners for making a memory game with an arduino and leds

Introducing a super easy automated control labyrinth marble maze.

Here you make an artifically intelligent game opponent.

Fun and easy green robot! Build a sun tracking solar array in under an hour. Bonus: charge your phone with free clean energy!

I built my own, fully functional claw machine/ crane game!

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

A romantic project for Valentine's Day - a 3D printed sunflower that opens and closes in reaction to light. Have a Sunny Valentine!

In this tutorial, I am going to show how you can make combinational lock using push button and Arduino.

Have you ever asked your self "how much time do I take in seeing something and reacting to it?", well this project lets you find out.

Using an Adafruit compass/accelerometer and an 80-decibel alarm, this project prevents thieves from stealing your backpack.

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

Play tennis on a Neopixel matrix and an accelerometer with an Arduino! It's like Mario Tennis meets makers!

Create the classic Simon Says game on a breadboard. This is the first part of a breadboard to PCB project using Upverter.

This is a fun classical snake game. And if you want you can put it in a frame to make it into a gaming console.

Let’s settle once and for all - who is the fastest chugger of ‘em all?

An Arduino powered birthday reminder device that will wish you on your birthday for 50 years on a single CR2450 coin cell.

Build a 4-button arcade game out of LEGO.

Play the Chrome Dinosaur Game in real life using physical movements!

Use an Arduino NeoPixel matrix to create a simple 1 player pong game!

A fun pocket-sized travel game for any age. Try your luck and make the light stop on the green LED.