Dilektron (1975)

"Play with us the game of European Traffic Regulations."

Strange educational board game where the player attempts to answer questions on European Traffic Regulations (!).

The game components are:

- a small battery powered electrical component with a light at one end and a wire with a small metal plug at the end
- 17 double sided cards with questions about European Traffic Regulations. The multiple choice answers are printed on the cards next to strategically punched holes in the card
- a metal covered connecting circuit piece

To play the game, a battery in inserted into the electrical component, and a question sheet is placed in the box on top of the metal covered circuit piece.
Players take it in turns to ask a question, and the player attempting to answer the question connects the plug at the end of the electrical component into the relevant punched hole on the answer sheet.
If they select the right punched hole (and therefore the right answer), the plug will touch the metal covered circuit piece, forming a complete circuit, and the light at the end of the electrical component will come on.

Limited gameplay - more of a curiosity item than anything else - and best described as the unwanted love child of Trivial Pursuits and Operation.

The game was produced by Trotty-Lux, and is printed in German and English, indicating that the manufacturer was German.

Advertised as suitable for players 8-80 years.