Rule Britannia

If you enjoyed Dragon Data's Viking then you should give Britannia a try too.

Bandito (Pocket Money)

Bandito's best feature is the graphics, which scroll round very smoothly indeed, but I wouldn't be gambling my pocket money on this one.

Screaming Abdabs (A 'n F)

This is yet another one for the collection - unless, of course, you hate Manic Miner. I wholeheartedly recommend it.

Alldream (Grosvenor)

Dreamprt does not make Dream a real 'word processor', but it's ideal for anyone who already owns a package including Dream and who wants to use it to prepare simple documents.

Slide (Pocket Money)

Even if you like this type of game, it would seem easier to me to try the real pocket variety!

Disc Doctor

Disk Doctor is a very useful and well written program which will be genuinely useful to users.

Robin Hood (Pocket Money)

While I'm sure it won't have the complexity of The King or Manic Miner, at £1.99 Robin's robbing no one.

Pit Fiend (Pocket Money)

Pit Fiend is about average among these recent Pocket Money releases, more or less what I expected the £1.99 range to provide.

Fearless Freddy (Pocket Money)

The screens are all well designed and the features introduced sequentially and neatly.

Daybook Cashbook Sales And Purchase Ledgers (Software Design)

If you are prepared to work out how to use the programs largely for yourself, then this suite of software will serve as an introduction to computer accounting.

Tea Time (Pocket Money)

A good game that handles nicely and looks great... When it's in, the "one more game" syndrome operates efficiently.