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101 Circuits is an electronics puzzle game about turning a set of components into a working circuit. Draw wires between terminals and watch the result on the oscilloscope. Each puzzle is solved when every output matches its target signal. Any valid circuit that produces the required signals is accepted.
Explore 101 circuit puzzles
Begin with simple connections and LEDs, then progress to capacitors, filters, transistors, amplifiers, and oscillators. Practice each new idea through several circuits before taking on the next challenge. Smooth a pulse, shape a waveform, or generate a repeating signal.
Learn as you build
The built-in Learn library explains component symbols, connections, and behavior through diagrams, formulas, and practical examples. Puzzle guides help you understand the concepts behind each challenge. Open a component's help or practice circuit directly from a puzzle. Build everything visually with the mouse and keyboard, with no programming required.
Experiment in Sandbox
Use the components you discover to create and save your own circuits. Change supply voltages, resistance, capacitance, and signal settings while watching the results. Pin frequently used values to the bottom control bar and adjust them with knobs or exact numeric entry. Add colored LEDs and see them light as current flows.
Inspect the signals
Choose the Blueprints or Dark theme, zoom into scope traces, and inspect voltage and current measurements. Undo and redo make it easy to try another connection, while saved puzzle progress lets you return to a circuit later.
The price of 101 Circuits in Sri Lanka is Rs. 2,560 on VaultX.lk — currently 10% off on Steam. Pay in 3 installments with Koko or 4 with Payzy, no international card needed. It is delivered as a Steam gift to your own Steam account, usually within 3 hours of payment. Genres: Casual, Indie, Simulation, Strategy.
So, about the game, as a puzzle game, it's nice and fun, so I will give it a thumbs up. However, the game is not meant to teach you much, especially when it comes to more advanced topics. So while you will understand the circuit, you won't really know "why" it does what it does. Like, why use that specific resistor value? And yes, you can calculate it, but it also doesn't explain why the "load" resistor suddenly takes up 25mA. So as a puzzle game it's good, but as an actual way to learn electronics, it's lacking heavily, and I know there's documentation for each component; however, it isn't helpful in understanding why things do what they do unless you already have a decent amount of knowledge about electronics.
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I'm really enjoying this game, and adding more circuits would make it even more fun!
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