Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The program displays a representative real-time 3D scene from the MDK technology and measures or demonstrates performance on the current DOS hardware configuration.
There is no documented campaign, mission structure, multiplayer mode, or character progression. Its purpose is testing and comparison rather than interactive play.
Plan your run
Run the test under the same DOS configuration and display settings that you intend to use for MDK. Compare results after changing one setting at a time so that any performance difference is clear.
Because version-specific commands and result formats are not reliably documented, no additional optimization procedure is listed here.
MDK Performance Test is a DOS benchmarking utility associated with MDK, the 1997 science-fiction action game developed by Shiny Entertainment and published by Interplay Entertainment. Rather than presenting a conventional campaign, it is intended to measure how the game’s real-time 3D presentation performs on a compatible computer. The test is useful for checking rendering speed and selecting suitable display settings before playing MDK. It does not have a documented story, character roster, or progression system of its own. Historical reception is therefore tied primarily to MDK and to the practical value of its included performance test, rather than to a standalone game release.
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