The game is divided into three different phases: observe, try, and execute. The first phase offers the students detailed information on how to correctly execute the maintenance task with the help of animations, texts, and videos.

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In the second phase, the students perform the maintenance tasks on their own. Game will still present them a task list from which to follow, offering detailed guidance on which task to perform next.

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The third phase tests how well the students have learned the maintenance tasks taught in the two previous phases. Students will no longer be presented with the list of actions or the educational videos.

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The teaching content of the game was built using 3D modeled engine parts. One of the main goals of the project was to link practical exercises to the gaming environment, so these 3D models of different car parts are modeled after real world pieces.

The development was concentrated on four different platforms. The game was developed for Android-based tablets and PC with current development focusing on VR and AR devices.

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3D modelers have created the 3D models used in this version using parts from a real car. That said, it is not necessary to create your own models because 3D models from 3rd party operators are also available. The most time-consuming part of the process is to create an identical copy of the car parts, so gaining access to the original 3D models would considerably hasten the process.