Here is a classical arcade snake game. It's made on 16x16 led matrix.

Fully configurable multi level Arduino breakout game for touch screen.

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

Don't have a piece of paper or a pen and you want to play TicTacToe? No problem with this Tech-TicTacToe you can play this Game everywhere.

Make an easy Arduino buzz wire game in 10 minutes.

Have fun with a colleague during break time with this web-based game.

Shush don’t like when people pass in front of him. Shush Got NO CHILL. He is quite Loud.

Using origami, Maker Tape, and Chirp to create a very simple little phone-controlled companion. :) No soldering or wires required!

Turn on or off any TV in the world with the push of a button. A chaotic homemade universal remote!

It is the remake of the classic game Digit Invader with a Casio calculator MG-880.

A fun game to test your reaction time!

Helping my obese, I mean fluffy cats lose some weight.

Hunting is great exercise for cats and this random position laser pointer will keep you and the cats entertained.

A Little Boss Battle Against A Demon

A one click game that's easy to build and super fun to play!

This project utilizes IR, or infrared wireless communication technology, to build a wireless keyboard.

Learn how to animate and make games using arduino and lcd

Do you love playing Settlers of Catan? You'll love it even more with this Arduino Dice!

We will make an Automated Chrome Dino Game using Arduino, this Automated Dino Game is very easy to make in few steps.

A snake game, which is built on 8*8 LED dot matrix display with dedicated push buttons to control the movement.

A small retro console-like setup based around ATtiny85 x 0.96 OLED for playing space invaders, Tetris, etc.

Stick this little electronic device practically anywhere and watch your friends go crazy as it beeps and blinks. They won't find it!

Scare infiltrators of your room!

Here's a simple project that you can do to get acquainted with the TVOut Library, and using an Arduino with RCA Jack outputs!