Fun School 2: For the Under-6s
DOSEducational
How it plays
The game uses an overhead, turn-based world map. Players move armies, explore wilderness, capture cities, manage production, recruit units, negotiate with opponents, and pursue scenario objectives. Cities provide resources and can be improved to support stronger forces and specialized capabilities.
When armies meet, combat shifts to a tactical battle view. Unit abilities, terrain, formation, morale, and the composition of each army affect the result. Heroes can lead forces and gain power through equipment and experience. Scenarios and campaigns provide structured goals, while victory usually depends on conquest, control of key locations, or other stated objectives.
Plan your run
Expand carefully rather than spreading every army across the map. Secure nearby cities and resource sites first, then improve the settlements that support your preferred army composition.
Scout before committing to a battle. Use terrain, unit roles, hero abilities, and morale to build forces suited to the opponent instead of relying only on numerical strength. Keep defensive troops near valuable cities and plan movement around the turn cycle so armies can reinforce one another.
Before you begin
Protect heroes and experienced units; replacing them can be costly.
Check terrain and enemy composition before starting a tactical battle.
Develop a reliable economy before attempting distant conquests.
Warlords III: Reign of Heroes is a turn-based fantasy strategy game developed by Strategic Studies Group and published by Red Orb Entertainment for DOS. Players lead a kingdom across a contested world, expanding settlements, gathering resources, recruiting armies, and competing with rival rulers. The game combines an empire-management layer with separate tactical combat, giving battles more direct control than a purely automated strategy system. Campaign scenarios support exploration, diplomacy, construction, and the search for magical artifacts and powerful heroes. Its detailed rules and large scenario structure appealed to dedicated strategy players, while the interface and substantial learning curve made it less immediately accessible than simpler strategy games. It is generally regarded as a strong and ambitious entry in the long-running Warlords series.
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