BrainQuest Island

Wonder Falls · Ages 8–10

Circuit Quest

Your child powers the island’s gadgets (a lighthouse lamp, a doorbell, a carousel, a two-speed fan) by wiring batteries, lamps and switches on a pretend workbench.

  • Science
  • Ages 8–10
  • Works offline
  • Instructions read aloud
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Puzzles
36 in six groups
Virtual Lab
A free workbench, up to 32 parts
Safety
Pretend only, and it says so

How it plays

What your child does

  1. Tap a part to put it on the board, then tap one metal end and another to join them with a wire.
  2. Before the first test, guess what will happen. The result is shown next to the guess.
  3. Moving dots show the current going from the battery’s + end, through the parts, back to −.
  4. A gap, a backwards battery or a shortcut never shows sparks: a fuse simply opens and the game explains.

Six groups

  • Complete the Path
  • Switch It
  • Series Systems
  • Parallel Paths
  • Control & Protect
  • Design Challenges

For grown-ups

Good to know

  • The game never asks children to build real circuits, open devices or touch plugs: “Real electricity can hurt, so only explore it with an adult and equipment made for learning.”
  • A Parts tab can do everything with buttons, so precise dragging is never needed.
  • Every lamp, motor and buzzer shows its state in words as well as colour.
  • The home screen shows Circuit Quest to children aged 8 to 10. You can turn it on for any child in the Parent Zone.
  • The game saves itself, so your child can stop at any time and pick up where they left off.

What you can set in the Parent Zone How the app handles your child’s data

Pairs well with

Wonder Lab

Short animated science explainers.

ScienceAges 7–10

Try Circuit Quest with your family

It comes with every other game on the island. Join the TestFlight beta, play for a week, and tell us what your child thought.

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