This is a Particle Argon program designed to execute a risk-reward game where players have to shoot for the highest number without matching.

Utilize sensors to monitor sound disturbances and temperature levels in a gaming environment. If thresholds are reached, alerts are sent.

A simplified game of blackjack. For all the fun and a fraction of the thought

Using a website to detect typos and a taser to punish them, I fixed my bad spelling

Use a cyberpunk-esque plastic shape with lights to visualize the reviews of the game after launch.

A new version of the game “Rock, Paper, Scissors” that integrates modern technologies like the Particle Argon, IFTTT app, and Google Sheets

The idea is to utilize a Carloop and Particle Photon to track car mileage and send an update when one car has reached a threshhold.

A system of three robots that can be controlled and battled by three different players via a mobile webpage.

In the mid-late 90's, I saved up and bought a ThrustMaster P/C compatible joystick. After a decade in the closet, it's time has come.

Single player reaction light game that also tells the weather

I created a robot arm at a hackathon that uses a Photon Redboard, and an Adafruit Motor Shield. The arm will be controlled with a gamepad.

Remake of the 1978 classic toy. No assembly required, using Particle's "Internet Button".

Light turns blue and green when there's a Seahawks touchdown and red and blue when there's a Patriots touchdown

Using a Photon in a custom enclosure, we are testing the frustration levels of peoples paying money to play a game that has a delayed start.

Play tic-tac-toe using lights and two hand-crafted boards over the internet.

Capture and store your wins and losses as you play the Simon game. Send yourself an email if someone else is playing your Simon.

Interactive laser controllers fire at a light saber sensor which publishes motion data to a force field web visualization.

Dustbunny - A simple Particle.io Web/Wifi controlled rover.

When the world is full of Pokémon, you need a Particle connected Pokéball to Catch 'em all!

This may be the Pac-Man you're looking for, and we added a twist to demonstrate the versatility of the Photon microcontroller!

This pokeball knows where it is and connects to the internet over cellular data. When a pokemon is nearby, the pokeball starts to shake!

Spark Core Powered Basketball Arcade Game