Frontier: Elite II (Gametek)

A dream to play. It's not so much a game, more a way of life. If you buy it, prepare to spend a lot of time in an entire virtual universe.

Formula One World (Domark)

Frighteningly fast at times and has bags of playability. And not horribly complex either... you can leap into the driving seat and zoom away with no trouble.

The Simpsons: Bart Vs. The World (Virgin Games)

I don't know what the point of sticking a few unoriginal puzzles together is? The original Bart was pretty amazing compared to this.

Robocod (Kixx)

Very lovely and all, but there are too many big gaps in it, which gives it a funny sort of atmosphere.

Stone Cold Sober (Floppyshop)

It does have a well-written and amusing introduction and a good point-and-click mouse interface. Unfortunately, it's bugged to, er, the proverbial.

Space Crusade (Gremlin)

It's got good intentions, but it doesn't quite work.

Cybermorph (Atarisoft)

Fantastic... A good showcase for the Jaguar, showing off some of its finer features, but above all a great game to play.