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If you are one of the millions of people who read their stars every day in the press, and can take it with a pinch of salt then this program is for you. But if you are a strong believer or of a nervous disposition then beware, for these readings are no respecter of feelings.

For my part I found it very enjoyable although it predicted bankruptcy and ruin. Me thinks it could go down well at a party, although the loading time of eleven minutes is a bit long for the 48K version.

There is a 16K version on the 'A' side which has only a pack of 22 cards instead of the traditional 78 cards on the 'B' side. And it also lacks a little on the initial screen, with the sound effect of the cards being laid down also missing. Because the cards are large on the 48K version the graphics are slightly clearer.

After each reading you have to go right back to the initial screen which can be a bore if a few readings are required. There is an opportunity in each reading to ask a direct question, but this is optional and appears irrelevant to the final outcome of the reading.

A Penguin paperback called "The Tarot" is included in the price of 12.95. This program may be worth an inquisitive look.