Quarterback (Spectrum 48K)

Aside from a couple of minor bugs, the "game" is pretty dull, so if you like American football stay tuned to Channel 4, not, Channel 36.

1985 (Commodore 64)

The game has simple but effective and colourful graphics, a good selection of appropriate sounds, and a fairly testing challenge.

Cadcam Warrior (Commodore 64)

A likeable enough game and sufficiently different from the crowd to be worth playing.

Mutant Monty (Amstrad CPC464)

Graphics and sound are good, and Mutant Monty holds its own with most of the Amstrad software that's around.

One-On-One (Commodore 64)

One heck of a great game. The animation alone is out of this world.

Congo Bongo (Commodore 64)

The graphics are nothing to write home about, the sound effects, given the 64's power, are crude, and the content, minimal.

Splat (Amstrad CPC464)

The graphics, colours and scrolling movement are pretty well done.

Brian Bloodaxe (Spectrum 48K)

For all its similarly of theme, Brian Bloodaxe looks set to rival Manic Miner and Jet Set Willy.

Foul Play (Commodore 64/128)