Elite (Firebird) (Commodore 64)

Elite is unbeatable value and every home should have one.

Fiona Rides Out (Viper) (Commodore 64)

Gory! And... collecting the energy and getting it back to the cauldron can be frantic.

Kikstart (Mastertronic) (Commodore 64)

Apart from upgrading the game to very hi-resolution graphics, I can't really see what else you could ask for!!

Rupert And The Toymaker's Party (Quicksilva) (Commodore 64)

Superlatives fail me... Even if you think Rupert is a relic of a bygone age, I recommend that you try this game.

Smuggler's Cove (CRL) (Amstrad CPC464)

Good value compared with other Amstrad offerings.

Nodes Of Yesod (Odin) (Spectrum 48K/128K)

A real challenge, and the quality of programming shows pride in this work.

Ghetto Blaster (Virgin) (Commodore 64)

An excellent game, twelve original funky tunes and great graphics - a definite winner.

Web Dimension (Activision) (Commodore 64)

Good, but not that mind-blowing... Nice try, but not a hit.

Triangle (Argus Press) (Commodore 64)

If you've been wondering about turning your C64 from a games computer into useful office equipment, all you need is a printer and Triangle.

Timeslip (English) (Commodore 16/Plus 4)

Each zone requires different tactics and all are infuriatingly testing.

Drop Zone (US Gold) (Commodore 64)

If you like slick, high action zapping games, you'll love this... It's a real corker even if it's a little pricey.

Manic Death Chase (Knightsoft) (Commodore 16/Plus 4)

Grossly overpriced and doesn't do justice to the C16's graphics capabilities.

Paws (Artic) (Spectrum 48K)

Addictive and great fun; don't miss this one.

MasterCalc (Amsoft) (Amstrad CPC464)

Almost 100% machine code, and equally compatible with 464 and 664, MasterCalc is, like Masterfile before it, a masterpiece.

Handicap Golf (CRL) (Amstrad CPC464)

About the standard of a good magazine listing, and not as sophisticated as implementations seen on other machines.