A standalone Simon memory game using an ESP32, arcade-style LED buttons, a buzzer, and a custom 3D-printed enclosure. Back to childhood!
Configurable multi level breakout game for Elegoo Mega 2560 R3 with Elegoo 2.8 Inches TFT Touch Screen
This project is based on Anthony Russell's (a.k.a. BADFEED) Tiny Tetris; I just changed its OLED 12C configuration and added a joystick.
In this project, I will show you how to make a Tic Tac Toe with a TFT Touchscreen.
Just as the title says - with a 20-min gameplay video as proof.
You'll learn how to construct your own Minesweeper game with Arduino.
Using the Portable Arduino Game Console we created in Part 1 to play a Snake game with music and sound effects!
This is my first project! I designed hardware and software to run the classic 'snake' arcade game on a 24x24 NeoPixel array - FPGA based.
A simple AI-powered game where you control a ninja character using just your body movements.
Simple to build, addictive arcade game, where the player tries to stop an led scrolling around a circle at a specific spot.
A primitive game console with 8x8 matrix display, controlled by Arduino
Tilt to guide the astronaut past gravity wells 🌀 and lasers 🔴 to reach the goal 🏁. Control momentum and escape space safely! 🌌
Arduino Snake Game
Make a portable Arduino Gamer with a 16x2 LCD & 2 buttons and run an Endless Runner game with background music and sound effects!
Creating the Marquee effect on the Neopixel 16x32 panel, using Seeed Xiao RP2040 and CircuitPython
The legendary Pac Man on an Arduino Nano (or Uno) using TV Out
A simple Python script to monitor CPU temp and adjust the fan speed and another for the shutdown button.
Make a simple Breakout-like game.
Playback two musical scores simultaneously while showing synchronized lyrics
Have you ever played "Breakout"? Let's play an LED matrix version.
This project implements Capacitive Touch to a Space Invaders game that runs on a Raspberry Pi.
When the red LED hits the center of the strip, click the button! It gets faster as you go, and if you miss, game over!
A simple FPGA solution to playing the Chrome Dino Game.
Tilt your M5Stack Core2 to keep the ball centered! ⚖️ Roll too much, and it’ll fall off the edge! 😱 Can you master the balance?
