Nightbreed: The Interactive Movie (Ocean) (Amiga 500)

An interactive movie that's a bit too linear. Yes, it's entertaining for the first few interactions, but it's questionable how many times you want to sit through it again.

Nightbreed: The Action Game (Ocean) (Amiga 500)

One of the more competent arcade adventures available.

Rick Dangerous II (Micro Style) (Amiga 500)

Added atmosphere... Atmosphere abounds... And the frisky formula has been retained, but with plenty of new twists, turns and novel additions.

Battle Command (Ocean) (Amiga 500)

The sixteen missions are more than enough to keep even the most ardent tank commander happy.

Operation Harrier (U. S. Gold) (Amiga 500)

The kind of blaster-cum-strategy game that anyone can pick up and enjoy.

The Immortal (Electronic Arts) (Amiga 500)

Despite a few irritating gripes, The Immortal manages to absorb and entertain in a way seldom experienced. It's magic!

Pang (Ocean) (Amiga 500)

A refreshing blast from your arcade past with enough original elements to let you play it without feeling old.

Powermonger (Electronic Arts) (Amiga 500)

Easy to get into, a joy to learn, and well nigh impossible to leave alone.

Wonderland (Virgin Games) (Amiga 500)

Over three years of work has gone into Wonderland, and it shows - from the near-perfect operating system to the excellent illustrations and music score.

Torvak The Warrior (Core) (Amiga 500)

Don't miss it. None of the levels are at all easy, but none is so difficult as to lead to frustration.

Cadaver (Image Works) (Amiga 500)

The most impressive aspect of Cadaver is its design - some of the puzzles are involved enough to have you spending sleepless nights just thinking about them.

Wings (Cinemaware) (Amiga 500)

For a more authentic experience of life in World War One, you'd be hard pushed to top this.

Saint Dragon (Storm) (Amiga 500)

Anyone who likes blasters full of surprises won't be disappointed.

4D Sports Boxing (Mindscape International Inc) (Amiga 500)

Simply one of the best sports simulations around... Even the most ambivalent sports viewers will be bowled over.