Trailblazer (Gremlin)

The game has been converted from the Commodore 64 and frankly it shows. It also pales in comparison with Rescue On Fractalus or Star Raiders II.

Trivial Pursuit (Domark)

One of those games that you'll play time after time... More than 3,000 questions are supplied with the program.

Moonmist (Infocom)

Because of their depth and originality, Infocom adventures normally take most players weeks, sometimes months, to unravel and complete. Moonmist, I'm sorry to say, is the glaring exception. It's dead easy.

Up Up And Away (Bug-Byte)

The graphics are fairly simple by today's standards and, although there's no music, there are a few sound effects.

Molecule Man (Mastertronic)

A very enjoyable game and, at under £2, better than many available at five times that price.

Crystal Raider (Mastertronic)

Good value for the platform fans.

Rick Hanson (Robico)

This is one wowser of an adventure, so good that Level 9 had better hold tight to its laurels. Here's looking at you, kid.

Caverns Of Eriban (Firebird)

An interesting game let down by overly difficult play.