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Electronics Circuits Simulator

Arttu Tuovinen / Jul 6, 2017 / Indie, Simulation

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Learn electronic circuits in a new and exciting way and increase your understanding of basic electronic circuits. Seven complete levels to assess your knowledge of basic electronic circuits including Series Parallel Resistor circuits, Resistor Capacitor (RC) filters, Graetz Bridges, Wheatstone bridges, Weighted summing amplifiers,...

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Electronics Circuits Simulator and Circuit Warz

2017-07-06

The Electronics Circuits Simulator complements the Circuit Warz game which is also available for free on STEAM It allows you to practice each of the 7 circuit levels without any time constraints or enemies before you play the main game.

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What players say

Mixed

67% positive, 30 reviews

Not recommended1 hrs played

It has potential and is a great idea, but I think the execution is poor. I speedran this and it was quite easy, but I don't think it does a good job of helping people learn the basics. If this had community made levels and more of a 'learning' aspect to it, I think it would be great. Controlling huge circuits in a big lab sounds like a fun and cool idea. Just a different execution would make a huge difference.

1 found this helpful, 2026-07-07

Recommended10 hrs played

Electronics Circuits Simulator takes a noticeably different approach from most games carrying the simulation label. Rather than building its experience around management, storytelling, or open-ended experimentation, it focuses on teaching fundamental electronics through interactive circuit exercises. Developed by Arttu Tuovinen, Alan Bourhis, and Michael Callaghan and published by Michael Callaghan, it is best...

0 found this helpful, 2026-09-09

Recommended11 hrs played

Actually a pretty neat learning tool if you’re into electronics or just want to mess around with circuits without dealing with real hardware. The simulator is simple to use, and being able to test things visually makes experimenting a lot more approachable. It’s not the most advanced software out there, but for beginners and casual learning, it does the job well.

0 found this helpful, 2026-05-19