Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
Races are viewed from behind the motorcycle on scrolling roads containing traffic, hazards, police, and rival riders. The objective is to finish ahead of the required opponents while staying on the road and managing the bike’s speed.
Players can steer, accelerate, brake, attack nearby riders, and recover after crashes. Successful races award money and advance the career through harder events, faster opponents, and improved motorcycles. The main structure is a sequence of races rather than a story-driven campaign.
Plan your run
Stay near the center of the road when visibility is limited, but move decisively around traffic rather than making repeated small corrections. Avoid unnecessary attacks when a clean overtake is available.
Save prize money for a faster or more durable motorcycle, and learn each road’s curves before committing to maximum speed. Police and roadside obstacles can turn a winning race into a crash, so preserving control is usually more valuable than taking every shortcut.
Before you begin
Use attacks only when you are close enough to make contact; missed swings cost control.
Brake before sharp bends instead of relying on last-second steering.
Upgrade the motorcycle when the current bike cannot keep pace with the field.
Road Rash is an action-oriented motorcycle racing game developed for DOS by Papyrus Design Group and published by Electronic Arts. It combines high-speed road racing with direct combat, allowing riders to punch, kick, and use weapons against opponents while avoiding traffic and law enforcement. The player advances through increasingly difficult races, earns prize money, and improves their motorcycle and equipment. Its side-view presentation, aggressive race design, and distinctive blend of driving and fighting helped establish the series’ identity. The DOS edition brought the game to home computers, although its presentation and controls differ from the better-known console releases. It remains notable as an early combat-racing title.
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