Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game presents a poker table from a fixed, menu-based viewpoint. The primary objective is to defeat the computer opponent in poker hands and advance through the associated strip-poker sequence.
Play consists of drawing or exchanging cards, selecting standard poker decisions, and resolving each hand. Progress depends on winning enough hands; no reliably documented alternate modes, character roster, scoring system, or long-term progression mechanics are available.
Plan your run
Treat each hand as a normal poker decision and avoid risking a strong hand without a documented reason. Because the DOS version’s exact rules and betting interface are not fully verified, consult the in-game prompts before confirming an action.
Save progress when the game permits it, and record any rule differences shown by the specific release.
Teenage Queen is an adult-themed card game for DOS built around a strip-poker format. The player competes against a female opponent in a conventional poker match, with the card results determining progress through the game’s risqué presentation. The available documentation does not reliably identify the developer, publisher, or a verified release year. Its play style is simple and menu-driven rather than action-oriented: choose or receive cards, decide whether to continue a hand, and try to win against the computer opponent. The title is mainly of historical interest as an example of early home-computer adult software. Contemporary reception is difficult to establish from dependable sources, so no firm critical assessment is recorded here.
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