There are tools available including glossary, postulates, and theorems, and a calculator. A geoboard with quite a few drawing capabilities is available. On the geoboard one could draw polygons and measure area, or find distance. Its background could be a coordinate plane or simply a dot matrix. There are also 52 lessons consisting of examples and practice problems.
Help is available throughout each phase.
Each student's successes in the game or on the lesson is recorded. They are probably already there to be the backup or help files that correspond to the activities in the game. The geoboard could be used to demonstrate geometric proofs by the teacher, or students demonstrating geometric concepts. Ordering steps in proofs seems to be a good way to help students who have difficulty with proofs, who don't know how to write steps. With this activity they could familiarize themselves with the logical process.