ELECTRONS

What do we know about electrons? These are negatively charged particles that rotate in orbits around the nuclei of atoms. In this game, they do not rotate, and in general, we are not talking about electrons, but simply about charged particles. There are two types: positive (red, with a + sign, protons) and negative (blue, with a - sign, electrons). They are placed on a printed circuit board (playing field), and your task is to connect them in a closed circuit. Connection principle: plus-minus-plus-minus - ... and so on. You need to close the chain on the first element of it, for example: we started with one plus sign, and finished with it, we started with a minus sign and closed it with it.

Click on any element that you like and drag the charge to the next one, attach it to the circuit, connect the next one, etc. During the connection process, an electric arc will form between the particles (instead of a connecting line). Note that the correct colors of the digits in it are yellow and blue. If you see a red digit line instead of a blue one, you can't connect, so look for another particle or a different route.

Until the tenth level, everything will be easy, because the configuration and location of particles are simple and static. All of them are motionless waiting for your decision. You can sit, think slowly, and then connect them correctly. But at further levels, some particles come to life and begin to move around the playground along certain trajectories. By clicking on such a particle at the right moment, you stop it and a connecting (discharge) line is already crawling from it. Therefore, it is important to first think through the entire connection model before stopping.

However, no one is immune from mistakes, and in the game they are not penalized in any way. You couldn't create a closed circuit the first time — it doesn't matter, try the second, third, and so on until you solve the problem. Logic and imagination will not be superfluous, do not forget to turn them on before the game. Good luck!