3D Pool (Firebird)

The game of Pool itself is good when you play against another person, but if you play the computer be warned - it's one of the worst cheats around.

Chuck Yeager's AFT (Electronic Arts)

The instruction mode, formation flying option and aeroplane racing option serve as bonuses on top of what is a highly competent flight simulator.

Forgotten Worlds (US Gold)

Lives up to the standards we have come to expect from US Gold.

H.A.T.E. (Gremlin Graphics)

The variety in the aliens and alternating craft levels make for a good lasting game that you won't get bored of.

Microprose Soccer (Microprose)

Microprose Soccer makes an excellent alternative to Match Day or 4 Soccer Simulators, check it out.

MIG-29 Soviet Fighter (Codemasters)

With a generous supply of weapons, and more being dropped by parachute to you - and even an H-bomb at your disposal - killing the opposing forces is not as difficult as it first may seem.

Mike Read's Pop Quiz (Elite)

It's very like A Question Of Sport in style, but despite Elite's effort to make it rewarding and addictive, it turns out a bit of a turkey.

Navy Moves (Dinamic)

An excellent piece of software. Part two is even better than part one, a great 'explore the different rooms' game in a similar vein to the Saboteur series.

Para Assault Course (Zeppelin Games)

If you've built your arm muscles up to the proportions of Arnie Schwarzenegger, it's up and at 'em to beat that clock.

Red Heat (Special FX)

Red Heat could provide some fun if you are a wiz at beat-'em-ups, but the lack of gameplay prevents it from being a 'great'.

Super Dragon Slayer (Codemasters)

Its graphics are poor, colour clash is rife, and apart from an average title tune and the sound's very dodgy.

Twin Turbo V8 (Codemasters)

Adds nothing to the racing game genre. Save your money.

Wild Water (Bug-Byte)

A good simulation game that is well worth a paddle.

Zybex (Zeppelin Games)

Good value for money, take a look at it today.