Not every Advent calendar is filled with chocolate! The Electronic Games Advent Calendar turns the countdown to Christmas into 24 days of discovery as you build a new electronic project each day, learning the fundamentals of circuits while creating a collection of fun retro-style games.

For curious minds, aspiring engineers, and anyone who loves a good challenge, the Electronic Games Advent Calendar transforms the countdown to Christmas into a hands-on learning adventure. A customer favourite when we first carried it in 2023, we're delighted to welcome it back after a two-year absence.

Behind each of the 24 doors is a new electronic component that adds to your growing project. Beginning with a simple LED circuit, you'll gradually build your knowledge and confidence before creating a collection of fully functioning retro-style electronic games, including favourites like Simon Says, Whack-A-Mole, Ping Pong, Wire Maze, and Code Breaker.

No previous electronics experience is required. The full-colour instruction booklet guides you through one new project each day, making this a rewarding Advent calendar for teens, adults, hobbyists, and anyone curious about how electronic circuits work.

One customer described it perfectly:

"I haven't been this excited for a holiday calendar since I was a kid... It's teaching me so much and making me feel proud and accomplished every day."

Whether you build one project each day during Advent or complete the calendar as a hobby any time of year, this is one of the most unique Advent calendars we've ever offered.

Features

• Build 24 electronic games and circuits
• One new electronic component behind each Advent door
• Includes Simon Says, Whack-A-Mole, Ping Pong, Wire Maze, Code Breaker, and more
• Full-colour step-by-step instruction booklet
• Requires 3 AA batteries (not included)
• Calendar size: 38 × 22 × 2.5 cm
• Recommended for ages 14+
• This is an educational electronics kit, not a toy.

🤖 Looking for an even bigger electronics challenge? Explore our Robot Advent Calendar – Build Your Own Line-Following Robot.