Space Fortress (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

A game for a space games fan with a basic Vic looking for some real action.

Alphoids (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

Plenty to do in this action packed space battle with very good use of colour and excellent sound, that's if you like the Star Wars theme.

Space Swarm (Software Projects) (Commodore Vic 20)

In isolation, the game's not bad. It just suffers by comparison to an established bestsellers.

Insector (Romik) (Commodore Vic 20)

After a few trial runs, you get down to business, the addictive quality of the game will dawn on you... simply this... surely you can contain the situation without the whole thing careering beyond your control... next time.

Falcon Fighter (Interceptor Micros) (Commodore Vic 20)

I managed five stages at speed 1 (choice of four speeds) and was unable to detect any flickering often associated with scrolling landscapes on the Vic.

Bizy Beezzzz (Solar) (Commodore 64)

Very fast moving with good graphics and an excellent selection of tunes.

Blue Thunder (Richard Wilcox) (Commodore 64)

Good graphics and somewhat addictive!

Chuckie Egg (A 'n F) (Commodore 64)

Definitely for the platform-jumper enthusiast, as the graphics and sonics can only be construed as adequate; but for stayers of the course the 256 levels proffer a stiff challenge.

Cuthbert In Space (Microdeal) (Commodore 64)

Very colourful, but little in the way of spectacular graphics and sound.

Dicky's Diamonds (Romik) (Commodore 64)

Fair sonics including flapping wings and a title theme with a couple of neat visual effects.

Felix In The Factory (Micro Power) (Commodore 64)

A challenging game. As far as I can see, there is just one screen, although success ushers in further supplies of meanies to provide variation.

Gilligan's Gold (Ocean) (Commodore 64)

Good graphics and a catchy tune add up to another enjoyable Ocean game.

Gyropod (Taskset) (Commodore 64)

Strong on sound, as it seems everything from Taskset is going to be, with the pictorial side showing flair and imagination.

House Of Usher (Anirog) (Commodore 64)

Honest, it's really tough. If you ever manage to wend your way through the eight rooms jam-packed with seemingly insurmountable hurdles, the door to the treasure chamber is opened to you, to be followed by revelations as to the meaning of life, or something similar.

Ice Hunter (Anirog) (Commodore 64)

Good graphics, very little in the way of sound, but all in all a good game.

Mr. Dig (Microdeal) (Commodore 64)

With nine levels of play from Baby to Masochist, there should be a level to suit most people.

Nursery Nightmare (Cable) (Commodore 64)

Refreshingly uncomplicated entertainment.

Orc Attack (Creative Sparks) (Commodore 64)

Full sound and good graphics make this an enjoyable game, though the picture on the package frightened the cat!

Pesky Painter (SuperSoft) (Commodore 64)

Musically speaking the contents are very similar to Paramount's Outback 64, which is a fair recommendation.

Turtle Jump (Romik) (Commodore 64)

The peculiar sound effects enhance an interesting though uncomplicated game which is bound to grow on anyone who doesn't demand incessant mayhem.

Typing Wizard (Severn) (Commodore 64)

The program should prove useful to those of you who need to become proficient typists.

Valhalla (Legend) (Commodore 64)

A complex, well thought out adventure, which will keep the most intrepid of adventurers amused for many hours of good adventuring.

The Anatomy Of The 1541 Disk Drive (Abacus) (Commodore 64)

This book I recommend to anyone who has got lost in the 1541 user's manual, or those of you who want to utilise your disk drive to the full. Overall, worth having.

The Anatomy Of The Commodore (Abacus) (Commodore 64)

An expensive goldmine.

The Sensible 64 (Microbooks) (Commodore 64)

Useful hints and tips - but overpriced.