Puzzletronics Analog Eletronics

Fun but short! I will admit I did a lot more trial and error than I should have, so it took me a bit to figure things out. Very fun! Probably easier for folks who understand this stuff! :D I got it during the sale. Definitely worth it.

not a challenge not a puzzle just some real basic block swapping with some pretty obvious clues more akin to a 9/12 piece jigsaw puzzle with a bit of mild educational content on what electrical circut components are

got to level 52. the game doesnt tell you some stuff thats important, i.e., direction of flow. i got theough the first 50 levels assuming it was positive to negative while in reality apparently DC is negative to positive. the actual puzzles themselves are kind of contrived, at least in my experience when you get the corners and T-bones in place the rest of the components are pretty simple to place for the most part. didnt have any real trouble til lvl 51, for which i called both my parents in for advice given they both work with electricity and circuits and such, and neither of them could work out what was wanted, either. ultimately looked the answer up and decided to stop playing there. ***If you're looking for something to learn circuitry and electronics, this is not that thing. Look elsewhere. otherwise, nice little puzzle.***

This is honestly not good. I was hoping this would be a good refresher for circuits, but you can solve the puzzles by just putting the corners in the right spot and making sure all the lines touch. The only puzzle element to it is that fuses need to be as close to the positive terminal of the battery as it can get, which is a painfully obvious spot each time, and sometimes you need to put an LED in a different spot because the red wire needs to be closer to the red terminal than it is the black terminal. If that sounds complicated, I promise you, it isn't.

its good

A nice, pleasant puzzle game, if a bit short. A few bugs, but mostly fine...except the last level. Try the last level for a bit, then go look up the solution. The last level either breaks the rules or uses interpretations or edge cases nowhere else seen or described, and hence makes little sense.