An easy TicTacToe project to start with Arduino. Fully self-describing code, easy to assemble, with a "serial monitor only" version too.

Based on the arcade game called Cyclone, where the player tries to stop an led scrolling around a circle at a specific spot

A joystick/gesture maze ball game with wireless control.

A very simple tutorial with few basic components and an Nano or Uno: A clone of the world famous 1978 Simon by Milton Bradley

The legendary Pac Man on an Arduino Nano (or Uno) using TV Out

Race controller for slot car or drone racing with dedicated racer gates. Cheap, portable, accurate, and easy to build.

Tug of War is an old game where two players pull on a rope, one player winning by pulling the rope far enough to their own side.

How to make Ring Loop Game by using Arduino and DF Player Mini

If your dice go everywhere when you are playing games, then this dice skull may be what you need to make next.

An Arduino sketch that emulates a Commodore C64. Connect a PS/2 or USB keyboard and a TV and run simple BASIC programs!

The object of the game is to shoot the LDR (target) under the active LED with a light beam from a laser pointer.

It blinks when you speak!

OpenLedRace is a game that uses an addressable LED strip as a track where cars are represented as lights.

This is a simplified version of "Osu! Catch the Beat" game which is played on an 8 to 8 LED matrix.

When your first Arduino project is to build a moon lander, or more exactly a genuine working product.

DIY Game

Arduino Nano Slimboy, packed in a full playable cab with a joystick, LED and buttons: downsizing fashion old style retrogaming!

Lacking a real antenna, I made this toy, to sit on my desk and point in the direction of the ISS or other satellites that I'm receiving.

This project will show you how to make a RC Controller which communicates using 2.4GHz radio signal.

The goal is to defeat wave after wave of descending aliens with a horizontally moving laser to earn as many points as possible.

In this project it is presented 1-dimensional version of the classic game ‘Pong’ made with NeoPixel LED strip.

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

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

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.