Avenger isn't a stunning game - but it is pretty playable. One for map fans and a worthy follow up to Way Of The Tiger. Read Review

The key to the game's appeal is variety. Each stage provides an original challenge, and you can really feel yourself becoming more competent with the pole and the sword. Read Review

The game has quality, and the value of getting three games for the price of one will ensure that it stays at the top of the charts. Read Review

A game that gives a new challenge to all those people who said Way Of The Exploding Fist was easy. Read Review

A piece of software of the highest quality. Read Review

Easy to get into, but goes on to be very testing... The screen scrolls in characters but it is so fast you don't really notice. Read Review

Bigger, better and brighter than its stablemates - it even adds a strand of adventure to the genre. Read Review

A one player game only. But it's big, and I reckon it burns as brightly as ever. Read Review

Each foe is different, and one of the big strengths of this game over others is the variety of techniques you must use to beat them. Read Review

All round a great game and one to buy in preference to any other of its type and even as well as any other you may already have! Read Review

Avenger is excellent. I would recommend it to almost anyone unreservedly. Read Review

Reviewed in the annual Crash Annual 2018.