Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game uses an arcade driving perspective focused on the road ahead. The main objective is to keep the car on course, avoid hazards, and complete each section successfully.
Progress depends on maintaining control through changing road layouts and reacting quickly to obstacles. It is not a vehicle simulation: the emphasis is on timing, steering accuracy, and repeating sections to improve performance.
Plan your run
Keep your movements controlled rather than making large corrections. Small steering adjustments are safer when the road narrows or hazards appear.
Learn the layout of each section through repeated attempts, and prioritize staying on the road over taking unnecessary risks. Consistent completion is more valuable than aggressive driving.
Before you begin
Use short steering corrections and watch the road ahead for hazards.
Replay difficult sections to learn their timing and safest line.
Rock'n Roller is an arcade racing game developed and published by Spanish studio Dinamic Software for DOS. The player drives a sports car along hazardous roads, concentrating on steering, avoiding obstacles, and reaching the end of each section before the run is lost. Its presentation emphasizes quick reactions and route control rather than realistic simulation or detailed vehicle management. The game belongs to the late-1980s home-computer racing tradition, with compact stages and a straightforward challenge that is easy to understand but difficult to master. It is chiefly remembered as one of Dinamic's smaller action-oriented driving titles, and its historical interest comes from its place in Spain's influential 8-bit and early DOS game-development scene.
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