The aim of the project is to play chess in a completely automated environment.

Conversion of an old pinball playfield to an Arduino-driven, fully working pinball machine.

A Tetris game for Arduino Uno and a 32x32 LED matrix panel.

Two sets of timing gates for racing cars in a school solar car challenge that track and report the speed of each car in each of two lanes.

An Arduino board game designed to explore ancient Egypt.

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

Control 55 RGB LEDs on the tree, let Santa twerk, control a model railroad, bus and balloon, or send your personal message to the display.

An LCD game using a joystick.

A serious game for press freedom.

Ever wondered if you could build a device to scare your friends? Well here you have transform your room into a haunted house.

This Bingo Machine uses two-digit, A4-sized 7-segment displays with WS2811 LEDs and a scoreboard with WS2822 LEDs, all on one Arduino pin.

The Flying Manatee flaps its wings in reaction to motion. It's a great project to get you started with simple DIY maker projects.

Connect a rotary dial telephone from the 80s to a cheap cellphone with an Arduino.

Custom Whac-A-Mole game with light- and sound effects.

A retro game console. Play Tennis for Two or Breakout, or even make your own game.

Make life an adventure with new places and companions!

Fully functional, automatic talking turret gun from the video game Portal 2!

The Master Turret Control for controlling multiple Portal turrets per my other build.

Conversion of an old pinball playfield to an Arduino-driven, fully working pinball machine.

Play the happy birthday melody using an Arduino Uno.

This project consist on a simple catch the beat game on Arduino. Using a trimmer potentiometer and a 8x8 Matrix LED table.

An autonomous dog pet. Play and have fun with out having to deal with a messy animal.

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

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