Max (Anirog) (Commodore Vic 20)

Pretty mediocre stuff.

Brain Pain (Micro-Antics) (Commodore Vic 20)

Great fun for the family, and very impressive for the unexpanded Vic-20.

Astro Fighters (Sumlock) (Commodore Vic 20)

This is a very simple game, with poor sound and poor graphics. There is precious little to say about it and not much more to say for it.

Starship Escape (Sumlock) (Commodore Vic 20)

Good value for money, and should keep you occupied until well past your bedtime.

Banana Drama (Visions) (Commodore 64)

A good game which will keep the whole family amused.

Cavelon (Ocean) (Commodore 64)

In all, an enjoyable little joust, with graphics and sonics up to par.

Cuthbert Goes Walkabout (Microdeal) (Commodore 64)

A demanding game in Q-Bert fashion.

Fire Ant (Mogul) (Commodore 64)

A very impressive game. The fascination lies in the problem-solving coupled to the action: the two cannot be divorced.

Jammin' (Taskset) (Commodore 64)

Excellent option boards make for ease of use in a most refreshing game.

Moon Buggy (Anirog) (Commodore 64)

Neat and effective visual displays, as you'd expect from Anirog, but the game doesn't pander to your ego; success has to be earned.

Renaissance (Audiogenic) (Commodore 64)

Full instructions are provided on the insert; and the whole package is markedly superior to 'type-it-yourself' versions.

Slurpy (Creative Sparks) (Commodore 64)

Commodore 64 Machine Code Master (Sunshine) (Commodore 64)

One of my favourites and, overall, excellent.

Commodore 64 Exposed (Melbourne House) (Commodore 64)

A good alternative to the Programmer's Reference Guide.

101 Programming Tricks For Your Vic And 64 (Unknown) (Commodore 64/Vic 20)

If you've just acquired a Vic and are learning Basic, this book might be of some benefit: I could not honestly recommend it to any C64 owners.

Using The 64 (Duckworth) (Commodore 64)

A very good book marred by small mistakes.

Inside The Commodore 64 (Sunshine) (Commodore 64)

A must for serious machine code programmers.

Martian Raider (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

A colourful adaption of an arcade standard, well worth having if you don't own Anirog's 16K version.

Shark Attack (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

An unusual challenge, spoilt for some by the background melody.

Time Destroyers (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

Zap or be zapped, you've got your work cut out to survive in this arena.

Moons Of Jupiter (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

Three levels, each using different and spectacular colour combinations. If this game doesn't appeal, there is just no pleasing you.