Back To The Future Part II (ImageWorks)

While a good program, it isn't stimulating enough. You may keep playing until level five is completed, but it's unlikely you'll be playing again.

Battle Of The Bulge (Cases)

Cases once again show they have the Spectrum wargame market by the short and curlies.

Boulder Dash IV (Hi-Tec)

Definitely one for all fans of Boulder Dash games - new players will soon be addicted!

Cerius 2: Interalia (Atlantis)

A disappointing follow up that may only appeal to shoot-'em-up fans.

Guardian II: Revenge Of The Mutants (Hi-Tec)

Read the instructions first: in my first game I started to massacre all the earth people - they weren't too pleased!

Heroes (Domark)

Good presentation but The Running Man's multi-load on the cassette version's a pig to use.

Judge Dredd (Virgin Games)

Gameplay is tough: keeping the crime rate down and your personal energy level up takes a lot of practice. The soundtrack on the 128K version is neat too.

Nightbreed (Ocean)

It's a shame the multilload is such a pain because after initial doubts I quite liked this - but not when you have to reload whole sections of the game.

Plotting (Ocean)

Though arcade blaster fans will probably find it tiresome after a few plays, all gamesters who like to use their brain will get their money's worth here.

Pro Tennis Simulator (Codemasters)

One of the better tennis games around, I just wish it simulated cool drinks after each match!

Pro Go-Kart Simulator (Zeppelin Games)

Well programmed and technically very good, it suffers from lack of solid playability to keep you coming back for more.

Pro Golf Simulator (Codemasters)

A reasonable attempt at putting the sport onto your computer.

Satan (Dinamic)

Playable, addictive, good looking and plenty of it, it'll bring out the devil in you!