Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game is viewed from the cockpit, with instruments and a forward view used to navigate and fight. Missions set objectives such as destroying ground installations or enemy aircraft while managing altitude, speed, fuel, ammunition, and damage.
Players select weapons, maneuver around threats, and return to complete the assigned objective. The campaign is structured as a sequence of missions, with later scenarios increasing the opposition and requiring more careful use of available weapons.
Plan your run
Learn the aircraft's handling before attempting difficult missions, especially turns at low altitude. Keep an eye on fuel, damage, and ammunition while approaching targets.
Use altitude and speed to control engagements, attack ground targets during a stable approach, and avoid lingering in the same area after firing. Preserve limited missiles for aircraft that cannot be safely defeated with the cannon.
Before you begin
Practice basic turns and landings before concentrating on combat.
Approach ground targets with enough altitude to identify them without sacrificing control.
Use missiles selectively and keep cannon ammunition for closer engagements.
F-29 Retaliator is a combat flight simulator developed and published by Ocean Software for DOS in 1990. It places the player in a fictional F-29 aircraft, combining fast arcade-style action with a selection of simulation controls and cockpit instruments. Missions involve attacking enemy ground targets, engaging opposing aircraft, and completing objectives across varied environments. The game emphasizes immediate flying and weapon use rather than a detailed military campaign or strict realism. Its polygonal aircraft and terrain were technically notable for the period, while contemporary reactions were mixed: many players appreciated the speed, presentation, and accessible action, but some found the flight model and mission depth limited compared with more demanding simulations. It remains a recognizable early-1990s DOS combat-flight title.
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