The gateway game
Buzz Trace is a steady-hand circuit chase: players hunt hidden connectors on the city grid, and each closed circuit rings the real buzzer. Under €70, no rules-reading required, and it works at every family gathering.
Its blocks join every other Labbox product afterwards — so the gateway game is also the first piece of a kit.
Full component list and play modes: TBC from the final SKU — marked honestly rather than invented.

From classrooms to your table
Labbox was started by sisters Arta and Fiona Shehu, computer-science engineers who taught thousands of students at jCoders Academy — and kept seeing the same thing: a circuit only clicks when it is real. Not simulated, not on a screen. Something has to light up.
The blocks came first: 30+ magnetic electronic components that snap together with polarity marks and protected parts, so a wrong build can't hurt anyone or anything. The kits and games grew out of them, co-developed and manufactured with Hape, one of the world's largest educational-toy makers. Labbox is based in Frankfurt and ships across nine European countries.
Frequently asked questions
Which game first?
Do the blocks work with the other products?
Is it hard to get started?
Can I buy individual blocks or replacements?
Is it safe? What about batteries?
Which language is the manual in?
Real circuits, real tension, minutes to learn
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