Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game uses a first-person driving perspective for its road sections. Players select or inspect Ford vehicles, then drive through simplified scenarios while managing steering, speed, and the surrounding roadway.
Its structure combines vehicle information with short driving exercises rather than a large championship or campaign. Progression is based on exploring the available cars and completing the activities provided by the program; no reliable evidence supports a deeper upgrade or career system.
Plan your run
Read the vehicle information before driving so that you understand which car is selected and what the scenario expects.
Use controlled steering and moderate speed. The game is better approached as a vehicle showcase and period driving simulation than as a precision racing challenge.
The Ford Simulator is a DOS driving and vehicle simulation game developed by The Software Toolworks and published by Ford Motor Company in 1987. It presents Ford automobiles in a mixture of showroom browsing, specification viewing, and behind-the-wheel driving scenarios. Rather than following a conventional arcade racing structure, the game emphasizes examining cars and experiencing their performance in simplified road situations. Its presentation reflects the limitations of contemporary home computers, with basic visuals and keyboard-focused interaction. The game is historically notable as an early branded automotive promotional title. Reception has generally centered on its novelty and documentary value, while its limited simulation depth and dated interface restrict its appeal compared with dedicated racing games.
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