Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
Documented for this version
The reliable DOS button mapping is not established here.
Use the controls shown by the specific release rather than assuming emulator bindings.
How it plays
The game uses a single-screen arcade-puzzle perspective. The objective is to claim portions of the field by moving from a safe boundary and closing a line back to an already secured area.
Players must plan routes while avoiding moving dangers and minimizing exposed space. Captured areas contribute to progress and reveal more of the underlying artwork. The available mode and stage count are not reliably documented.
Plan your run
Before you begin
Treat it as a territory-control puzzle first and an artwork-revealing game second.
Because version-specific documentation is scarce, record progress codes or passwords if the particular release provides them.
SeXoniX is an adult-themed arcade puzzle game for DOS built around the territory-capturing idea associated with Xonix-style games. The player works across a playfield, creating lines and enclosing sections while avoiding hazards and gradually exposing illustrated artwork. Its presentation places the puzzle action alongside mature imagery rather than treating the game as a conventional narrative adventure. The developer, publisher, and verified release year are not consistently identified in reliable reference material. Surviving documentation is limited, and the game appears to have remained a niche DOS release rather than achieving broad historical recognition. It is chiefly of interest today as an example of the era’s small adult-oriented computer-game market and its use of familiar arcade mechanics.
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