Amstrad Computer User #20 (Amstrad CPC464/664/6128)

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← Amstrad Computer User #20 (1986) (Amstrad CPC464/664/6128, Magazine) →

Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	MSM Ltd
Cover Art Language:	English
Machine Compatibility:	Amstrad CPC464, Amstrad 6128, Amstrad CPC664
Release:	Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order
Original Release Date:	1st July 1986
Original Release Price:	£1.00
Market Valuation:	£1.50 (How Is This Calculated?)
Item Weight:	90g
Author(s):	-

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Fairlight (The Edge)

If the fantasy adventure - where you explore lots of screens - is your preference then Fairlight is for you.

47%

Movie (Ocean)

This may not break any new ground but it does take a whole load of existing techniques and refine them. I have to admit to not getting very far in finding the missing tape but was enchanted by the characters in the game.

68%

Equinox (Mikro-Gen)

The puzzles are challenging and well designed giving the impression that a lot of effort has been put into writing the game. My only quibble is that it seems to take a long time to get into the game.

85%

Starquake (Bubble Bus)

Not many points for originality but plenty for simple quality and polish. Every time you play, you get a little bit further.

80%

Bomb Jack (Elite)

Why has this game been so successful on other machines and is destined to become so on Amstrad? In a word - addictiveness.

90%

Tomahawk (Digital Integration)

Brilliant! Hours and hours and hours of fun blasting tanks, guns and helicopters.

92%

Turbo Esprit (Durell)

Not bad, this. The ninety degree turns are particularly difficult at first, but after a while you can quite happily do a three point turn in a narrow back street. All the little details are great too.

85%