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VoltTrial

Build real circuits. Learn how electricity works.

Features

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Made for Every Age

Child, Young and Adult modes, each with its own look, explanations and three save slots. Kids start in Sparky's World with read-aloud picture puzzles.

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Real Circuit Engine

A live simulation calculates voltage, current and temperature. Tap any pin for readings and watch bulbs glow, motors spin and parts overheat.

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Wire, Flip & Solder

Build freely on a canvas, or flip a real board, route wires underneath and solder every joint. Unsoldered wires don't conduct.

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Play Through History

Story chapters follow the great electronics discoveries in order, with sourced reading, dated pictures and a history page for every part.

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Daily & Random Challenges

A fresh puzzle of the day, plus random challenges verified by the solver so every one can be completed. Tune difficulty, parts and board rules.

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Free Lab

An open bench with every modeled part, adjustable temperature and playback speed. Experiment, measure and learn from what breaks.

About VoltTrial

VoltTrial is an electronics simulation game where you place real components, wire their pins, run the circuit and watch what happens. A built-in circuit engine calculates voltage, current and temperature, so every bulb, motor and buzzer reacts the way real electronics would.

For every age — Choose who is playing. Child (8 and under) explores Sparky's World, a read-aloud picture world of cause-and-effect puzzles about making, moving, using and staying safe with electricity. Young (9–17) wires guided missions and earns stars, ranks and badges. Adult (18+) plays the full circuit story, with an Expert option for calculation targets.

See it work — Press Run and watch electrons flow. Tap any pin for its voltage and current, open a live analysis of component temperatures, and learn why a circuit fails: open paths, shorts, reversed polarity, overheating or a missing solder joint.

From the canvas to the board — Wire freely on a canvas, or flip a physical board, route wires on the underside and solder every joint before the circuit will conduct.

History you can play — Follow the story of electronics from the Leyden jar onwards, with sourced chapters, dated pictures and the people behind each discovery.

Always something new — A puzzle of the day, solver-verified random challenges and a free lab with every modeled part: resistors, capacitors, transistors, motors and logic and timer chips.

VoltTrial models safe, low-voltage DC circuits for learning. VoltTrial runs in your browser, with nothing to install. It is an educational simulation, not an engineering design tool or a guide to mains wiring.

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Runs in your browser. Nothing to install.