Mr. Robot (Commodore 64)

An excellent game, stimulating and challenging. The do-it-yourself design feature is a great bonus.

Enduro (Spectrum 48K)

Enduro is a compelling game in small doses... The best tactics seem to be to go flat out and take the collisions in your stride.

Cluedo (Commodore 64)

An excellent implementation of a classic board game, with a superb blend of the old with the new.

Bouncing Berty Plus Eskimo Capers (PowerSoftware) (Spectrum 16K/48K)

Bouncing Bertie is frustrating to play at first, but becomes more likeable as you get more successful; Eskimo Capers has a familiar feel to it

New Cylon Attack (Spectrum 48K)

Repetition can be exciting, but simply going through wave after wave of Cylons certainly isn't.

Stunt Bike (Commodore 64)

Despite seeing only one screen, I was disappointed with the game as the graphics are very simply done, and with no sound to speak of Stunt Bike is hardly a stunner.

Xavior (Spectrum 48K)

Xavior is so complex and difficult that it should keep you amused for hours.

Jewels Of Babylon (Spectrum 48K)

While an initial island walkabout gave the impression that this wasn't going to be the toughest of adventures, it nevertheless had a very nice feel.

Mineshaft (BBC/Electron)

Compared with most Beeb games to date, Mineshaft is one for collector's corner.

Mr. Ee (BBC Model B)

A difficult, but not impossible game, pretty good animation, a scoring system operating at super-human levels and both pause and quiet facilities.

Galilee (Spectrum 48K)

An intriguing adventure, original in many ways, and despite a few problems it should appeal to most adventurers.

Last Blast (Spectrum 48K)