Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game uses a first-person cockpit perspective. The main objective is to complete flights safely by preparing the aircraft, navigating between airports, following procedures, and landing under changing conditions.
Players select an aircraft and flight situation, operate cockpit controls, tune navigation and communication equipment, and manage speed, altitude, and course. Progression is primarily skill-based: improvement comes from learning aircraft systems, navigation, weather management, and increasingly demanding flight situations rather than from a conventional character or equipment upgrade system.
Plan your run
Learn one aircraft thoroughly before attempting difficult flights. Practice basic turns, climbs, descents, approaches, and landings in calm conditions, then add navigation and weather complications.
Use checklists, maintain a stable airspeed and altitude, and begin descent planning well before reaching the destination. When a flight goes wrong, identify whether the cause was configuration, navigation, fuel management, or communication rather than relying on trial and error.
Before you begin
Use a checklist for startup, takeoff, cruise, approach, and landing.
Keep the aircraft properly trimmed during long legs.
Practice approaches before attempting difficult weather or unfamiliar airports.
Fly! is a civilian flight simulator developed by Terminal Reality and published by Gathering of Developers in 1999. It focuses on operating several general-aviation aircraft in a detailed, rules-oriented environment rather than on arcade action. Players can plan flights, manage cockpit systems, communicate with air-traffic control, and practice takeoffs and landings across a large simulated world. Its play style emphasizes procedure, navigation, and aircraft handling. Reception was mixed to positive among simulation players, with praise for its ambition, realism, and depth, while some reviewers criticized its demanding learning curve, performance requirements, and occasional technical roughness. The supplied platform is DOS; the verified original release information is limited.
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