A simple PCB keyboard that you can easily use for your Arduino project. Fully-customizable code provided!

LED-Matrix Simon Game with orientation-control (accelerometer ADXL335) and integrated sound.

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.

Pimp your buzz wire game using an Arduino to add sounds and levels!

Legendary Snake game on Nokia LCD again! Sounds, high score and settings menu also included.

Drinking game too easy? Here's a way to increase the difficulty to your liking!

The device presented is marble maze game that is controlled using a smartphone via Bluetooth connection.

Fully adjustable via sketch of Arduino NANO/UNO | Easy making from ready-made components | Non-mechanical unbreakable sensors | Strong frame

Nothing like a good old game of Tetris on overpowered hardware.

A project to build an Arduino powered Tic Tac Toe and Lights Out game board.

You can use a touchscreen display and an Arduino to make a fun and interactive hangman game.

DIY game controller project with a Pro Micro which uses an ATmega32U4 microcontroller for emulating a game controller.

My third Rubik's Cube Solver Robot - As simple as possible (Budget: 30US$)

I made a Whack-A-Mole for a cat using an Arduino with BLE. Source code and 3D printing data is available on GitHub.

Refit a 2004 Hasbro lightsaber toy with Arduino Nano, NeoPixel, ADXL335 and a DFPlayer Mini.

A mini escape room featuring micro-controllers and an electromagnet!

Learn how to do animations on 1602 LCD displays and ultimately create your very own casino.

How to make a chess alarm clock using Arduino, rotary encoder, TM1637 4 digital 7 segment display

Play the Nintendo Switch racing game "Mario Kart 8 Deluxe" using a real bike.

A desktop tetris game using 135 WS2812B RGB LEDs and played with a Wii Nunchuck controller.

Electronic scoreboard for your foosball table that shows the live score on your phone.

You can play the game on a 8x32 LED matrix, and control it with the help of a joystick. There are two bonus LEDs, which are some power ups,

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