Lunar Lander (Arcade Games)

A great favourite of mine, and I rate it as one of the best and most original games to emerge for the Colour Genie.

The Hunch (Jadis)

I am sure it would appeal to someone who doesn't like their games too fast, but how about a compiled version for the rest of us, Jadis?

Quasimodo (Kingsoft)

A game that might appeal to children or players who don't like too fast a pace.

Jumbo 747 (Gumboot)

There is an excellent practice landing facility which is very absorbing.

Full Screen Editor (Gumboot)

Loads in just seconds...! Use it every time you are going to type listings or write programs and you will soon become used to using the Full Screen Editor, and never have to type EDIT again.

Error Handler (Gumboot)

Fantastically, Error Handler prevents the computer from losing all variable values after encountering an error... This feature alone is incredibly useful in debugging.

Neat List Plus Compress (Gumboot)

A handy program to use as a debugging aid... Those long lines become so readable.

Demon's Lair Plus Games Pack (Dark Concept)

I couldn't seem to do anything with it before the ridiculously small time limit expired.

Megapede (Arcade Games)

Fast, with fair graphics... but a bit on the repetitive side.

Chopper (Arcade Games)

Great game, worthy of our beloved computer. Buy it!

Sucker (Arcade Games)

I recommend this game most emphatically for youngsters... Though hardened arcade addicts will like it, it may prove to be too simplistic to become addictive for them.

Jet Set Billy (Arcade Games)

The best! You can choose which of the 16 rooms you want by pressing CLEAR and BREAK.

Beat The Wolf Home (R J. Greenway)

I can recommend this program to parents who are looking for this educational software for their children.

Hektik (Arcade Games)

A very addictive game with a tidy layout and a good hi-score table.

Gorilla & Fast Food (Gumboot)

The gobbling action is really funny and kiddies will love this game.

Shipwreck (Mad Adventurer)

There's a village, swamp, jungle and mountains... I found over seventy first words so allow yourself time to take up the challenge.