Language acquisition is an extremely important issue, because is through it that our thinking is organized and so, we become active citizens in the society. In Brazil, one of the greatest difficulties found when learning hearing impaired people to read and write is teaching them simultaneously the Brazilian Sing Language – also known as LIBRAS – and written Portuguese. In 2007, in order to minimize this gap, was developed at LIDE – Multidisciplinary Design Laboratory at PUC-Rio alongside with INES/RJ - the National Institute for Hearing Impaired Education - a game with pedagogical content that would help the acquisition of previous mentioned languages. At first, this game would only be available physically, but later on was decided that it would also have an online version, minimizing some obstacles, such as its own production, distribution and storage. However, in 2010, it became important that the game was revised according to current standards applied to video games in order to keep it updated, fulfilling its original proposal. Having the Virtual Multi-Tracks as a case study, it is proposed that it be re-evaluated under two main pillars of this type of game: the entertainment and educational content, so we can highlight that games, regardless of their purpose, have their root in the fun. Furthermore, it will be analyzed under four different scientific methods so that new guidelines be developed to its restructuring.