Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade: The Graphic Adventure (Lucasfilm)

If you liked Zak McKraken, you'll love Indy: the sheer size alone will occupy you for months.

Interphase (Image Works)

Once in a while comes a game that stands apart from the rest, totally defying comparison... That game is Interphase... There's more than just a spark of originality here: it's bursting with new ideas.

Altered Beast (Activision)

Despite its lack of originality, Altered Beast has a classy feel that really makes you feel a part of the game.

Continental Circus (Virgin Games)

The race course moves towards you at a rapid pace and both scenery and cars are extremely colourful.

Stunt Car Racer (Micro Style)

There's enough here to keep you occupied for many a long, dark winter evening.

Ferrari Formula One (Electronic Arts)

This barely gets out of the starting grid... It could have been a really good game, but the awful moving graphics destroy it.

TV Sports Football (Mirrorsoft)

The game is complex and very long, and perhaps it's for these intrinsic reasons that it, frankly, lacks excitement.

Rainbow Warrior (Micro Style)

Sorry, but there's something just too 'right on' about Microprose adopting Greenpeace, and just not enough that's right about the game.

BattleTech (Infocom)

Poor interaction lets BattleTech down. However, the overall system shows a great deal of potential.

Space Quest III (Sierra)

While quality graphics and sound do not hide the parser's deficiencies, this is well designed and fun to play.

Shoot-'Em-Up Construction Kit (Outlaw)

This is amazing... It lets you create a fast and furious shoot-'em-up... and it does it very well!