Subterranean Stryker (Spectrum 48K)

Getting anywhere takes time, patience and plenty of practice... Humanoids are cleverly animated, regularly hacking away at the rock with tiny hammers.

Front Line (Commodore 64)

The graphics are flat but acceptable, with some excellent effects: several sorts of explosion, whistling bombs, whining shells and clouds of smoke.

Chopper (Oric 48K/Atmos)

Chopper's graphics and use of colour are superb - and sound is used to good effect.

Witchswitch (Commodore 64)

The graphics are attractive and the game is certainly unusual, to say the least.

Technician Ted (Spectrum 48K)

Hewson's best yet. The graphics are excellent - worth wasting a little time just to go slowly through the elements making up Ted's walk.

Bigtop Barney (Commodore 64)

Definitely should be a Big Top seller... Even taken individually the games are better than average... Excellent value for money.

The Survivor (Amstrad CPC464)

Well animated, but notta lotta plot. Often you are caught in a room with all the exits blocked and are almost certain to lose a lot of energy or bullets.

Monty Is Innocent (Spectrum 48K)

The variety of screens and the illusion of 3D depth (passing behind pillars and sprinting down corridors, for example) are the highspots of the game.

Burning Question (Commodore 64)