Time Tunnel (US Gold)

The game is quite addictive and the puzzles aren't overly difficult, but they are rewarding to solve.

Zoids (Martech)

A very challenging and excellent arcade adventure/strategy/shoot-'em-up.

Law Of The West (US Gold/Accolade)

An initially enjoyable game with exceptional graphics, but lacking in sufficient variety and true depth.

Yie Ar Kung-Fu (Imagine)

Superb title screen music and pleasant in-game tune... A hard game that could lead to frustration.

Comic Bakery (Imagine)

The price is near ludicrous. Comic Bakery is instantly boring, which means play it once and you won't want to again.

Phantoms Of The Asteroid (Mastertronic)

Arcade adventure fanatics will be likely to hook onto this one but any appeal to other gamesters will probably be limited.

Gerry The Germ (Firebird)

A very simple six-screen arcade game with a perverse sense of humour and little else.

Back To The Future (Electric Dreams)

Sub-standard crippled sprites, dull backdrops, limited locations and little to do make this a right little boredom generator.

Starship Andromeda (Ariolasoft)

Graphics 69% Some very nice touches but let down in many areas by sloppiness.

FA Cup Football (Virgin)

The game is rather simple, but still enjoyable to play.

The Adventures Of Bond... Basildon Bond (Probe)

Not the best arcade adventure in the world, but certainly not the worst.

Rock 'N Wrestle (Melbourne House)

A hard idea to put on a computer... Possibly a worthy try, but the potential hasn't quite been realised.

Nonterraqueous (Mastertronic)

A big game for a small price... but the screens are all very similar and the game is just average.

Spellbreaker (Infocom)

Yet another Infocom masterpiece - need I say more?

The Snow Queen (St. Brides)

The original magic of Hans Anderson's story is undeniable, but how well it survives in binary medium is open to question.

Nine Princes In Amber (Telarium)

An excellent game... The gameplay is very complex and quite absorbing - and the location descriptions aren't bad either.

Troll Bound (Questline)

One of those 'amateur' games that, if not up to the standard of some of today's commercial releases, can at least offer some enjoyment to the dedicated adventurer.

Perry Mason: The Case Of The Mandarin Murder (Telarium)

Music and graphics are excellent. Definitely recommended to all whodunnit fans and frustrated lawyers alike.

Lord Of The Rings (Melbourne House)

A large, ambitious game... I'm inclined to think that this is more of a tribute to Tolkien than to Melbourne House.

Questron (US Gold/SSI)

A funny and well thought-out computer role-playing game.

Norway 1985 (US Gold/SSI)

Mixed feelings prevent me from giving this a very high rating... It really is a very good game, but I fail to see why you need to buy another game first.

Gemstone Warrior (US Gold/SSI)

This fails to meet the high standard of other SSI games - it may never find the right market.

Field Of Fire (US Gold/SSI)

Simply superb. The demanding scenarios provide rewarding games.

Master Of Magic (Mastertronic)

Not as comprehensive as Temple Of Apshai but still fun to play.