Caesar (Impressions Ltd)

An excellent game.... Very absorbing and extremely addictive.

Rampart (Domark)

A Dark Age hoot in a New Age suit... Grab a friend, place a few potatoes around the place, cackle a bit, wear a sack and blow the hell out of each other's castle.

Bunny Bricks (Silmarils)

Sad to say, but this is pure, unadulterated crap... You're going to have to be pretty desperately bored to want to play it.

Flight Of The Intruder (Mirrorsoft)

An ideal introduction to this genre.

Around The World (Floppyshop)

The problem with this game is... well, everything really.

Football Frenzy

Liverpool: The Computer Game (Grandslam)

If you're not especially keen on Liverpool the team, then you'd be better off with any of the other football games, which do play better.

Dr. Fox's 1992 Football Annual (Dr. Fox)

It's not much to look at, but what it does it does well, and the data is fun to play with. As for winning the pools... well, it can't predict any worse than a human, can it?

Leeds United Champions (CDS)

A sound, mouse-controlled management game... It's as good as most, better than some and worse than a few.

Striker Manager (D&H Games)

If you concentrate solely on the management side of the game, it's as competent and as good as anyone else's.

Dizzy: Prince Of The Yolkfolk (Codemasters)

The graphics and animation here are a lot better than, say, Spellbound Dizzy: brighter and more complicated.

Spellbound Dizzy (Codemasters)

Pure Codemasters: cheap, cheerful, bright and fairly good value for money.

The Dream Team (Ocean)

A rag bag of old licences which must surely be past their sell-by date.

Paladin 2 (Omnitrend)

Don't bother. Or, if you do, don't be surprised when it ends up in that dusty box full of PD demos.

Dungeon Master Double Pack (Psygnosis)

Brilliant... Should keep even the most battle-hardened RPGer ecstatically happy for months.

Lemmings Double Pack (Psygnosis)

Great games, although surely Lemmings addicts are going to have both games already?

The Grandslam Collection (Grandslam)

Of all the compilations reviewed this month, this has to be the worst. The games, by and large, are terrible and there's nothing here which could capture even the most feeble imagination.

Big Box 2 (Beau-Jolly)

A cut above the average compilation... Great value for money too.