Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
Documented for this version
No reliable DOS control documentation was located.
How it plays
The game uses the familiar Klondike layout: tableau columns, foundation piles, a stock, and a waste pile. The objective is to move every card to the foundations, beginning with aces and continuing upward by suit.
Players ordinarily expose hidden cards, build tableau sequences in descending alternating colors, and use the stock or waste when no useful tableau move is available. Exact deal rules, scoring, and available modes for this DOS version are not verified.
Plan your run
Expose facedown tableau cards whenever possible, since revealing a hidden card usually creates more options than moving an already exposed sequence. Prefer moves that preserve empty-column opportunities and avoid blocking low cards needed for the foundations.
Before drawing from the stock, check all legal tableau and foundation moves. Since this version’s draw rules and undo behavior are undocumented, treat each deal as potentially requiring conservative planning rather than relying on a specific scoring system.
TEGL Klondike Solitaire is a DOS computer adaptation of Klondike, the classic single-player patience card game. The available title identifies the game and platform, but reliable references do not establish its developer, publisher, release year, or any distinctive presentation. Its core premise is to arrange a shuffled tableau and build the four foundation piles by suit in ascending order. Play is turn-based and focused on planning, probability, and careful card exposure rather than action. Because documentation and contemporary reviews are scarce, its historical reception and any version-specific features remain unverified.
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