Acheton (Topologika)

Acheton is a little dated, but give it an hour or so for you to become accustomed to its lack of modern conveniences and it will keep you happily busy for days.

Giant Killer (Topologika)

Thoroughly recommended... and the 24 page booklet with the game introduces the idea of adventuring, and also has some notes for teachers and parents.

Village Of The Lost Souls (Robico)

Even with the game's sometimes strange sense of direction, Village Of Lost Souls is well worth the effort required to puzzle out its innermost secrets.

Frankenstein (CRL)

The path you tread is fairly well defined from puzzle to puzzle, but there is not much to see or do if you are unable to solve that section.

Nebulus (Hewson Consultants)

Gothik (Firebird)

A smooth game; easy to play, but difficult to complete.

Arkanoid II: Revenge Of Doh (Imagine)

Proof that the simplest game plots are often the best.

L. A. Swat (Entertainment USA)

This game is slow to get into and never really speeds up. A lot of bugs too.

Cybernoid (Hewson Consultants)

The plot may lack a little imagination, and the gameplay may be a trifle monotonous, but Cybernoid is worth playing simply for the satisfaction of seeing how good an arcade game can look on a CPC colour monitor.