Catastrophe (Amsoft)

Well worth a look at, although as it is such an addictive game it's a shame that there is only the one screen to play.

Mr. Freeze (Firebird)

For those without joysticks there is a sensible keyboard option... However, I found the graphics rather uninspiring.

The Prize (Amsoft)

I didn't quite make it to level 4 so I cannot hint as to what prize awaits you there, but I trust that it befits the determination it would take to reach the end of the game.

Ghostbusters (Activision)

The game requires a great amount of skill, as you have to catch the ghost between the beams of your nutrona wands... Unfortunately, the game's addictive qualities are lacking.

Hunchback II (Ocean)

Much better than its predecessor.

Tankbusters (Design Design)

Very playable and promises to be better than Dark Star.

3D Starstrike (Realtime)

Combat Lynx (Durell)

Death Pit (Durell)

On The Road To Artificial Intelligence (Shiva)

Adventure Games For The Amstrad CPC464 (Collins)

A Child's Guide To The Amstrad Micro (Cambridge University Press)

Sixty Programs For The Amstrad CPC464 (Pan Books)

Computer Challenges For The Amstrad (Duckworth)

Practical Programs For The Amstrad CPC464 (Collins)

An Amstrad CPC464 Compendium (Addison-Wesley)

Amstrad Magic ()