Pipe Mania (Empire)

One of the most addictive games on the market.

E-Motion (U. S. Gold)

Excellent and original... E-Motion has all the necessary ingredients for a superb puzzle game, and is well-programmed to boot.

Midwinter (MicroProse)

A lot of classic games capture our imagination but the last time a genuine master appeared was when Populous stormed onto the scene. This is as good. Don't miss it.

Anarchy (Psygnosis)

The best version of Defender ever.

Risk (Leisure Genius)

This doesn't really work as a computer game. The thrill of the board game is lost because it's physically awkward to play on the monitor. Combine this with the ST tossing the dice and you can kiss goodbye to the last remnant of laughter.

Rainbow Islands (Ocean)

One of the best Atari ST games ever to have appeared.

Space Harrier II (Grandslam)

When a sequel is released, it's a good idea to make enough changes to the original format to warrant buying the title again. Unfortunately, Space Harrier II has almost exactly the same gameplay and appearance as its predecessor.

Operation Thunderbolt (Ocean)

Operation Thunderbolt's gameplay is very similar to its predecessor, but the addiction of two-player action means double the fun.

Conqueror (Rainbow Arts)

Finding something both unremittingly addictive and graphically original is rare. Conqueror has both these qualities in abundance and deserves immense success because of them.

Budget Special