Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game uses a menu- and information-driven view of a financial market. The main objective is to increase available capital by selecting investments and managing a portfolio.
Players review market information, decide when to buy or sell, and balance potential returns against financial risk. Progression is based on portfolio performance rather than character levels or a conventional stage structure.
Plan your run
Keep enough cash available for unexpected opportunities and avoid committing the entire portfolio to one security. Compare prices and market information before trading, and review results after each transaction. A cautious, diversified approach is generally safer than relying on a single speculative investment.
Before you begin
Track each purchase price and the resulting gain or loss.
Avoid concentrating all available funds in one investment.
Use market information before making a transaction rather than trading every turn.
Wall$treet is a DOS business simulation centered on the stock market. Players manage investments, assess market conditions, and attempt to build wealth through buying and selling securities. The game emphasizes planning and financial decision-making rather than action-oriented play. Its presentation belongs to the tradition of early personal-computer economic simulations, where menus, figures, and market information form the main interface. Reliable details about its developer, publisher, release date, and contemporary reception are not established here, so those fields remain unspecified. It is best approached as a period investment simulator whose challenge comes from judging risk, timing transactions, and maintaining a portfolio over the course of play.
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