Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
Play takes place on a board viewed from above. The objective is to use movable laser-oriented pieces to threaten or eliminate the opposing side while protecting your own important pieces.
Turns revolve around repositioning pieces and managing lines of fire. Reflections, blocked paths, and exposed squares determine whether a beam reaches its target. Progress comes from solving increasingly difficult tactical situations or outmaneuvering another player, although the available documentation does not confirm the exact level structure or game modes.
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Laser Chess is a DOS strategy-puzzle game built around a chess-like board and the tactical use of a laser. Players maneuver pieces whose positions and orientations determine how a laser beam travels, reflects, or strikes vulnerable targets. The central premise combines turn-based planning with spatial reasoning: a move can improve an attack, redirect a beam, or expose a piece to immediate danger. Available reference information does not reliably establish the developer, publisher, exact release year, or a documented critical consensus, so those details are left unconfirmed. Its appeal is primarily analytical rather than action-oriented, rewarding players who can visualize lines of fire several moves ahead. The DOS version is best approached as a compact tactical puzzle for solo experimentation or two-player matches, where careful positioning matters more than speed.
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