Really nice game! I love the art, the cliché is very well illustrated. I'm a generalist engineer and studied all this a long time ago, it took me a while to get back into it, and had to look up the last part because I completely forgot how it worked x)

Thanks for bringing back the memories and for the fun time (I actually spent a whole hour solving the thing, mixing up the last connections with my buddy in screen share over discord XD)

I learned more from this game than from my university about circuits! XD Well done

Great idea. I'm clearly rubbish with circuits though. I found it a struggle to remove leads that I had put on incorrectly

It wasnt able to load the textures for the circuits for me, but the idea seems cool. The english also has alot of problems.

Great implementation of the theme. I love the art.

Really impresive.

At first game loaded so slow I started to think it wasn't loading. Seeing how it uses 3D assets I guess game just might be larger than I expected would be cool if there was dowloadable version too.

I was completely fooled by the first scene and thought it was more hand-drawn art. Nope! Nicely done.

Interesting idea!

I can tell this game is well made but I don't know anything about electricity. So good thing you made a walkthrough.

Beautiful artwork! Nice puzzles, had to remember my physics classes

This one fly far above my head haha. I tried to understand the mechanics of the puzzle but having zero knowledge in electrical field make it super difficult for me.  Nonetheless, I love the whole concept of the game and it's refreshing to see something new in the game development scene.  

I hope you guys keep working on improving the game even after the results roll in. 

Thank you for posting a walkthrough! The 2D and 3D graphics are both excellent and after experimenting a bit I went through your video. Definitely learned some circuitry today - overall great work!!

Really hard game .. I have no clue about circuits and I feel I cant play that.

I saw you have a walkthrough so I ll probably go watch that tomorrow. I havent rated the game yet since i havent actually played it. I was just connecting things in the first level to see if i can make things work lol.

I have to say though the art is amazing in the game, and just messing with the modules seems fun. So good job on that. probably one of the best looking games i played so far in this jam.

All the art and design is so beautiful. nice! This is really hard. I was trying to sort of trial and error my way through it, and I got the signal SO CLOSE to matching, but couldn't actually figure it out. Now I am seeing that there's a tutorial up on youtube, I'll try again soon!

If ever a game needed a tutorial it was this! Once I realised how things worked I really enjoyed it, but I had to watch your YouTube playthrough of the first puzzle to refresh my knowledge of circuits. After that, the second and third puzzles I was able to do on my own. If it had a tutorial I could see this being a fun educational game.

Wow, amazing simulation, this modular approach is something they teach these days? Had to remove the mental cobwebs of my electronics classes, but 20 years ago I'm pretty sure we didn't work that way, haha. Looks convenient though. The aesthetics and the gameplay feel pretty solid. I would have used a gesture to rotate the modules, which would have been more useful than the camera rotation. Other than that, this is a round entry. Congrats!

It took a while to figure out whats going on. Good job though. 

The game seriously needs a tutorial; it is completely obscure for someone who doesn't know much about circuits. Unfortunately I couldn't complete the first puzzle.

Other than that, the controls and visuals are super impressive! Well done!

You did a full Zachtronics-style puzzle game in a game jam? That's ambitious and impressive. Sadly, I'm going to need a walkthrough.