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Arduino Battleship Game

“I remember playing a paper and pencil version of the Battleship Game as a kid. In fact, it has been around since about World War 1. I also had an electronic variant in the early 1960s called Sonar Sub Hunt …

Arduino OLED Snake Game

“Hi and welcome, to our instructables on how to make and arduino OLED Game, this project came about as we were attempting to make our first ever game with an arduino, soooo, we thought where better to start than the …

Brick a Bottle or Three

“A little game to show how a PCF8574 can be used with a Nokia 5110 screen.”

JumpMan Game Arduino HD44780 I2c

“JumpMan is very simple on Arduino. The game uses only two “jump” and “reset” buttons. The game uses a display HD44780 2x16 connected via i2c. In the game, we skip a man over the trees. The speed of the game …

RG LED Tic Tac Toe

“RG Tic Tac Toe is a classical game can be made in diverse versions. But, I decided to build it with common cathode RG LEDs of 5mm as monitor of results so that once manipulated the respective switch, the LED …

Logic Game “Columns”

“Hello! Today I would like to share a project to create a simple logical game “Columns”. For this we need: One of the most affordable and affordable SPI displays, Arduino Nano, TFT-shield for Arduino Nano (with which we will …

“I Spy” Game With Arduino

“Everyone knows the game “I Spy” from his childhood. Let’s build an electronic version with the Arduino. For the prototype you need an Arduino (I’m using an Arduino Uno here), a color sensor, a display (with I2C connector …

Project  doom-nano

doom-nano

“A 3d raycast engine for Arduino Just experimenting with an Arduino Nano I bought some time ago. This chip is very limited in process and memory: 16Mhz, only 32kb for program memory and 2kb of RAM, of which 1kb is …

Simon Says Game - 3D Printable | Arduino Nano | DIY Project

“Print, assemble and program your own Simon Says game. How much of the randomly generated colour pattern can you memorise and repeat back? Not sure, then why not make one and find out. (My current best is level 14). With …

Tilt Controlled Marble Maze

“This project uses the accelerometer on the Circuit Playground Express board to control the X and Y axes of a maze. The user can guide a marble through the maze by simply tilting the Circuit Playground Express. This project is …