Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
Documented for this version
Reliable DOS-specific button mappings are unavailable.
How it plays
The game uses a third-person perspective behind the player’s police vehicle. Objectives include clearing hostile areas, protecting locations, and destroying enemy units across mission-based stages. The machine can travel in vehicle form and transform for combat, changing how it moves and attacks.
Players steer, aim, fire weapons, avoid incoming attacks, and use the environment for positioning. Campaign missions introduce stronger opposition and larger encounters. A separate combat mode supports battles against enemy forces, but DOS-specific mode details are not verified.
Plan your run
Keep moving while firing, and use open space to avoid concentrated enemy attacks. Transform when the situation requires different movement or combat handling, and prioritize enemies that can limit your mobility.
Learn each weapon’s effective range and conserve attention for mission objectives rather than chasing every target. Because DOS-specific behavior and controls are unverified, apply these as general gameplay guidance only.
Before you begin
Prioritize enemies that threaten the objective or restrict movement.
Use terrain and distance to reduce incoming fire.
Verify controls and mode availability for the specific DOS build.
Future Cop: L.A.P.D. is a science-fiction action game developed by EA Redwood Shores and published by Electronic Arts. It places the player in control of a transforming police combat vehicle deployed against escalating threats in a futuristic Los Angeles. The game combines third-person shooting with vehicle-based movement and tactical positioning. Its principal modes emphasize either a structured campaign or competitive combat against opposing forces. The PlayStation and Windows releases received generally favorable attention for their responsive controls, varied missions, and distinctive transforming-machine concept, although some critics found the objectives repetitive. Reliable DOS-specific release and control information is unavailable.
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