5 Stones Of Anadon (Softek)

A very good, attractively packaged adventure that is highly recommended.

Roman Empire (Lothlorien)

A game, I think, for the mature player, who likes to use his head rather than shoot from the hip.

Here And There With The Mr. Men (Mirrorsoft)

This is the type of educational software I would like to see entering the home market.

Frenzy (Micro Power)

A cool head, a steady hand and nerves of steel should ensure you a top score in this excellent game.

Gunsmoke (Software Invasion)

The graphics are excellent.

Acorn Electron Plus 3 (Acorn Computers)

An excellent addition to the Electron.

Data Structures Demonstrator (DP Publications)

The book is good value for those students meeting data structures in their syllabuses though I cannot imagine it becoming general reading matter among the average micro owners.

Eddie Kidd Jump Challenge (Martech)

This is a neat games package with the bonus of a free-to-enter competition. It should be very popular.

S-Pascal

A welcome addition to the list of programming languages for the Electron, and if they even bring out a full blown version on a ROM Cartridge you can bet that I will be one of the first to get it.

Smash & Grab (Superior)

This particular policeman would be more at home in the Sweeney than pounding the beat.

Slomo (Nidd Valley)

From now on when someone tells us that they got 23,000 on Cylon Attack, will they be honest enough to admit it was Slomo-assisted?

Sir Francis Drake (LCL)

Documentation is poor, keywords that are needed are not given but nonetheless at its lowish price - about six pounds - it could be considered for primary schools.