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Katakis (Go/Rainbow Arts) (Commodore 64/128)
Particularly impressive graphics... Twelve diverse levels to keep you glued to your joystick... The best R-Type variant on the C64.
The Vindicator (Imagine) (Commodore 64/128)
An ambitious sequel to Green Beret which lacks playability.
The Fury (Martech) (Commodore 64/128)
An inoffensive old-fashioned race game simulating a hostile future sport.
L.A. Crackdown (US Gold/Epyx) (Commodore 64)
There is a sort of off-hand atmosphere here which stops you from getting properly involved in the storyline.
Psycho Pigs UXB (US Gold) (Commodore 64/128)
Not bad for a few chuckles, but the game is rather repetitive.
Summer Olympiad (Tynesoft) (Commodore 64/128)
Some events are a bit old-fashioned, but some reminiscing coupled with new-style gameplay makes Summer Olympiad a worthy waggle.
Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge (Ocean) (Commodore 64)
A new slant on sporting games and an effective licence (for a change), but it is slightly marred by an exhausting joystick system.
Tracksuit Manager (Goliath Games) (Commodore 64/128)
Easily the best of its type - only to be missed if you absolutely hate Football Manager games.
The Quest For The Golden Eggcup (Mastertronic/Smart Egg) (Commodore 64/128)
Rigel's Revenge has gone down as one of the best budget adventures ever. I think Eggcup will follow its success.
Decisive Battles Of The American Civil War 2 (SSG/EA) (Commodore 64)
Another top quality wargame from SSG, offering undoubted value for money.
The Bard's Tale III: Thief Of Fate (Electronic Arts) (Commodore 64/128)
A classy product, of particular interest to mapping fans without the imaginative scope of Wasteland.
A very accurate conversion with highly addictive qualities. A must for fans of the racing genre.
Football Manager 2 (Addictive Games) (Amiga 500)
A football game that will appeal more to strategists than fast-action and thrill seekers.
Giganoid (Swiss Computer Arts) (Amiga 500)
Familiar "Arkanoid-style" designs mixed with pleasing screen backdrop patterns. It attracts as strongly as most games of its type.
Peter Beardsley's International Football (Grandslam) (Amiga 500)
A simple football game which doesn't take advantage of the Amiga's abilities.
Rockford (Melbourne House) (Amiga 500)
A competent arcade conversion but the actual game is too derivative.
Better Dead Than Alien (Electra) (Amiga 500)
Space Invaders with add-on weapons and greater manoeuvrability is a surprisingly enjoyable game.
Carrier Command (Rainbird) (Amiga 500)
A graphically excellent and action-packed strategy game of remarkable depth.
Starglider 2 (Rainbird) (Amiga 500)
Forget Mercenary, forget Elite, this is the 3D computer game.
Scuba Kidz (Silverbird) (Commodore 64/128)
The over-bright colours put you off at first... but there is quite a playable game in there.
Stunt Bike Simulator (Silverbird) (Commodore 64/128)
Lack of variety and bad implementation make this poor value for money.
Trojan Warrior (Silverbird) (Commodore 64/128)
A Greek mythological shoot-'em-up jaunt with lots of playability.
Scorpius (Silverbird) (Commodore 64/128)
Great playability and value for money make this another decent blaster for Silverbird.
Saboteur (Encore) (Commodore 64/128)
Nowadays, many games are of this standard, and this is now lost in the crowd of beat-'em-ups... Look around before plumping for it.
Traz (Gamebusters) (Commodore 64)
Simply calling it an Arkanoid clone is doing it a great disservice... It's probably the best Breakout-style game on the C64.
Mr. Wino (Silverbird) (Commodore 64/128)
About as addictive as a hangover. If you spend any money on this you'll want to hit the bottle.
Ball Blasta (Zeppelin) (Commodore 64/128)
A clever Arkanoid remake from the producers of Draconus.
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