SurLeFil

I loved playing this game. I am in my late 40's. I completed all that is currently available in this game. It helped me to understand some of the basic electrical concepts and has made me want to delve more into electrical engineering. This is the first time that I have heard the chemical reasons for electricity. I am not a teacher but I think this would be great in a classroom for teaching math and electronics basics. I look forward to more lessons that are in the works for this game.

Huh, I didn't write a review yet? Must do it now! There's various school terms to learn, and ones is especially interesting: electronics prototyping and drawing geometry. Both is simulated quite close to reality, like electronic elements need to heat up before start to work, and can break by overheating, thats where's various precautions must be added to prevent burning. And geometric drawing is made with simulated real tools like rulers and compass, reminds the childhood a lot. There's also penmanship in Scriptorium with scaneable text to feed the recognizer to learn your handwriting. I did take old dripping inkpen from 1960s to train new skills for that. Even some simple math problems can become quite hard, when I forget proper order of writing numbers by rules. It's interesting to relearn childhood things with the new adult sight!