Arcade Flight Simulator (Codemasters)

An okay game, but lacking in decent gameplay and addiction.

Bob's Full House (TV Games)

Bobs Full House simply does not muster up any sense of achievement on the player's part, more so in one-player mode.

BombJack II (Encore)

For all the tweaking that has gone on, Bombjack II doesn't offer much more than its predecessor.

Captain Fizz Meets The Blasterons (Psyclapse/Clockwise)

All this amounts to is a poor spacey Gauntlet variant, and a big let down.

Crazy Cars II (Titus)

An excellent game for all lovers of OutRun, WEC Le Mans and other super-speeding car driving simulations.

Jaws (Screen 7/Intelligent Design)

Attractive graphics, though offering little variety, and neatly executed and splash plenty of colour on screen to keep interest high.

Kokotoni Wilf (Encore)

Although the graphics are varied, colourful and reasonably attractive throughout, they are very simple and show their age.

Kosmos (Atlantis)

I recommend Kosmos to anybody and everybody, so go out and get it now!

Rick Dangerous (Firebird)

Very enjoyable, maybe a touch pricey, but still well worth a shot.

Roller Coaster (Encore)

Very addictive...! Don't hesitate to buy it, it's one of the best budget buys this month!

The Running Man (Grandslam)

I have to have a moan about the between-stage section, which is completely and totally impossible - maybe we're just rubbish at puzzle solving, but I can't help thinking that it's a bit too frustrating.

Silk Worm (Virgin Games)

A decidedly average shoot-'em-up, with a primitive addiction that will only appeal to poor arcade players.

Street Cred Football (Players Premier)

All the presentation and music is great and keeps up to Players' standard, although there's no sound while the football is being played - it's just a pity there isn't more playability.

Subway Vigilante (Players Premier)

Only get this if you are a real fan of the beat-'em-up. You'll need lots of patience too!

Super Scramble Simulator (Gremlin Graphics)

I have spent hours playing this and, apart from the back-to-the-beginning problem, Super Scramble Simulator is an excellent game.

Task Force (Players Premier)

I recommend this for a good blast but don't expect much lastability.

Thunderbirds (Grandslam)

The graphics mirror the puppets brilliantly and have hardly any colour clash, though there is plenty of colour on-screen.

Time Scanner (Electric Dreams)

I would recommend Time Scanner to anyone, it's loads of ball-bashing fun!

Times Of Lore (Microprose/Origin)

Due to the control method, it's all too easy to pop off some kind of serf with whom you were conversing. That aside, Times Of Lore is simply brilliant, buy it to believe it.

Tower Of Light (Caris)

Well produced, highly entertaining and completely engrossing.

Wellington At Waterloo (Cases)

As Wellington is based around one conflict, the scope of the game is also limited.

Xybots (Tengen)

It's a bit tricky (sometimes frustratingly so) but it's the sort of direct action which has you coming back again and again.