*** Just play ***
No complicated tools, no steps are taken into account. You can adjust only straight lines and segments, as well as set points at line intersections. It is very simple, but it is enough to provide an infinite number of interesting and unexpected problems.

*** Is this a game for you? ***
Euclid users can take a different look at architecture, discover new ways and techniques, and see geometric intuition.

Pythagoras users who play on a square grid are not boring. Triangular mesh is full of surprises.

If you completed a geometry course some time ago, the game will be useful for updating and confirming your knowledge, because it covers most of the concepts and concepts of basic geometry.

*** All definitions are at your fingertips ***
If you forget a definition, you can find it directly in the glossary of your application. Simply press the information button (“i”) to find the definition of a term used in the condition in question.

*** Why Pythagoras ***
Pythagoras of Samos was a Greek philosopher and mathematician. He lived in the 6th century BC. One of the most famous geometric facts follows his name. The Pythagorean theory is that the area of ​​a rectangle in the hypotenuse (opposite a right angle) in a right-angled triangle is equal to the sum of the areas of the rectangle: Two others. While playing Pythagoria, we often use right angles and use the Pythagorean theorem to compare the distance between segments and the distance between points. That is why the game was named after Pythagoras.