The Addams Family (The Hit Squad) (Commodore 64/128)

Pure fabness... Even if you can't click your fingers in an ever-so-cool manner, you'll love it.

The Argon Factor (Diamond Bytes) (Commodore 64/128)

An atmospheric and intriguing slice of adventuring but, without the £1,000 prize, I doubt whether it would lure any non-adventure fans away from their joysticks.

Skill And Crossbones (The Hit Squad) (Commodore 64/128)

Gets the wooden leg for gameplay award. It's a very poorly worked out game that's almost in danger of being fun to play until you stuck by the daft scrolling. The graphics and sound effects aren't in any danger of improving your enjoyment either.

Liverpool (Grandslam) (Commodore 64)

With slick icon presentation and exceptionally good on-the-grass action, this is one of the best kickers seen for years on the C64.

Rodland (Kixx) (Commodore 64/128)

Once you've overcome the nauseating cuteness the inherent violence shines through, and that's when you really begin to enjoy yourself.