Ready and assembled

Just one problem- if any users do play your game and for whatever reason they'd rather light your LEDs than their own, who played and what the results were won't be known because reposting another user's circuit from the community page isn't possible..

I get you but they can modify it a keep it private and can lern frm it

Yes, I understand the notion and it's good of you to put forth the effort trying to help others learn. I would never discourage that. Your idea highlights a couple things I like- given a group of components, it's definitely important to learn/know which order they should be placed within the circuit. And practicing the placement and positioning of components in the workspace is beneficial as well. Tapping component leads to make connections isn't the key to success. The secret is in placement and positioning! A good schematic, one that can be easily learned from, has good clean connections. Current flow is easier to follow and will make more sense to the observer if there aren't too many crossing lines. Even as a beginner, you know a good schematic when you see one right? So if you can come up with a clever way to help users practice these things, I would honestly thank you for it. Anyway, keep at it- good luck and have fun.. X^)

Thank you