It is difficult for teachers to identify how a particular game is relevant to some component of the curriculum, as well as the appropriateness of the content within the game. There is also a lack of time available to teachers to familiarise themselves with the game and methods of producing the best results for its use. The staff with little knowledge showed themselves to be fundamentally reactive while the staff that had expertise in the game was able to assume a proactive role. Students valued to assist their teachers in the use of the game. However, teachers very seldom supported the knowledge of their students. There is no doubt that the role of the teacher is very important with respect to how the game becomes a learning process. In other words, the basic function of the teacher is to provide elements of analysis and reflection that allow work to be done on the contents of the game.