Devil Bird (CGL) (Sord M5)

The incredibly powerful graphics and sound capabilities of the Sord cannot be fully exploited by the rather simple Basic-I and this fact becomes painfully obvious in this game.

Brainstorm (Virgin) (BBC Model B)

A great game requiring thought... Brainstorm can be put on a parallel with chess and must be just as, if not more, complicated.

Tales Of The Arabian Nights (Interceptor Micros) (Commodore 64)

Excellent graphics, although your playing man lacks detail... Music plays continually throughout.

Reversi (Continental) (Memotech)

Reversi is well-written and beautifully presented.

Where's My Bones? (Interceptor Micros) (Commodore 64)

Precision is required... One or two pixels make all the difference.

Progpack (T. Wilmott) (TI99/4A)

What more could any software-hungry TI owner want,? Excellent games at a giveaway price.

Ophyss (Stainless) (TI99/4A)

A good game that would be even better if in machine code on another computer.

Motor Cross/Rally Cross (Stainless) (TI99/4A)

If the games had differed more, I would have considered this fair value for money.

Rivets/Charset 2 (Stainless) (TI99/4A)

Although fun at first, this lacks sufficient variety to give it a lasting addictive quality.

Escape From Mica (PiKaDee) (TI99/4A)

At the most difficult, you score 60 points per item, there's fewer items and much smaller walls.

Beach Head (US Gold) (Commodore 64)

Makes very good use of your computer's graphics and sound abilities.

Triple Tournament (Terminal) (Commodore 64)

The graphics do not incorporate many new or good techniques... I won't write it off because it is better than some games although there is plenty of room for improvement.

Frantic Freddie (Audiogenic) (Commodore 64)

Appallingly addictive and will keep you amused for hours... Each screen is accompanied by a new, brilliantly performed piece of music.

Aquanaut (Interceptor Micros) (Commodore 64)

For anyone who likes Scramble-type games I recommend this one.

ACOS+ (Melbourne House) (Commodore 64)

Free game, reasonable price... ACOS-written programs need it to run so it's useless for commercial purposes.