Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The player manages a club from an administrative and tactical perspective. Typical responsibilities include selecting the squad, setting the lineup, adjusting team tactics, handling transfers, and overseeing finances before and between fixtures.
Progression is structured around a season and its scheduled matches. Results, player decisions, and financial management affect the club’s continuing campaign. The game is primarily a single-player management experience rather than a direct-control football game.
Plan your run
Maintain a balanced squad instead of spending the entire budget on a few players. Review team needs before transfers and keep enough funds available for ongoing club expenses.
Use lineup and tactical decisions consistently with the strength of the squad. Track results over the season rather than making drastic changes after one poor fixture.
Before you begin
Keep finances under control while improving the squad.
Plan transfers around positional needs and the season schedule.
Treat the game as a management simulation; matches are not direct player-control sessions.
Bundesliga Manager is a football-management simulation developed and published by Software 2000 for DOS. Rather than controlling players directly, the game places the player in charge of a German football club, combining sporting decisions with financial and administrative responsibilities. The core premise is to build a successful team across successive fixtures by selecting players, arranging tactics, and managing the club’s resources. Its presentation is menu-driven and emphasizes planning over real-time action. The game is regarded as an early entry in Software 2000’s Bundesliga Manager series and is notable within the German home-computer football-management tradition, although detailed contemporary reception information is limited.
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