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Unmissable! Exile is for anyone who wants to spend weeks and maybe even months exploring a sophisticated new world packed with hazards and fun.
An interesting-looking shoot-'em-up with variety but severely lacking long-term appeal.
Five buildings and three skill levels, not much graphical variety, but this life of crime should keep you popping in and out of prison for weeks.
Some of the more quiz-orientated games are mildly enjoyable with two or more players... but once the questions start repeating they lose their appeal and are tedious virtually from the start for a single player.
Three top-notch games out of five isn't bad, and they certainly offer enough challenge to compensate for the weaker titles.
A surprisingly good compilation... A worthy addition to anyone's software library.
The System 3 Premier Collection: The Six Pack (System 3)
This slice of superlative gameplaying history is definitely recommended.
While X-Out is an interesting and playable shoot-'em-up, Turrican and Rainbow Islands are the real stars... If you're missing one of them this is an extremely formidable compilation.
Although there's no single brilliant program here, there's an interesting range of games which make it worth investigation.
Bounty Hunter (River Software)
Ignore your first impression that this is a simple, old-fashioned adventure. The gameplay quickly shows through, giving you hours of enjoyment. Recommended.
Into The Mystic (River Software)
Another well-designed, very playable adventure by Jack Lockerby. Guaranteed to provide a few hours of enjoyment.
Domes Of Sha; Miser; Jack And The Beanstalk (River Software)
One strong title (Sha), another classed as 'good' (Miser) plus an average bonus (Jack).
The Hammer Of Grimmold; Mutant; Matchmaker (River Software)
All three hold the River hallmarks of a decent adventure.
The Jade; The Challenge; Lifeboat (River Software)
A mixed bag of adventures but actually a good mini-compilation.... It shows River's wide range of tastes and styles.
Lone Wolf: The Mirror Of Death (Audiogenic)
An archaic program... Features blobby sprites on Spectrumesque backdrops.
World Championship Soccer (Elite)
The first couple of two-player games were quite fun. However, serious glitches soon became apparent.
Wrath Of The Demon (Readysoft)
Infinite continue-plays make me doubt Wrath's lastability, but it looks good, doesn't play half-bad and has a graphical ambition/imagination which makes it a really rather desirable package.
A surprisingly fun game... The brash, colourful puzzle graphics work really well and gameplay demonstrates good design as screens continually surprise with many 'impossible' screens becoming very simple once you work out the right trick.
The originality, humour and playability is very strong but loading each of the missions however can be a bit of a pain on tape.
It's a somewhat repetitive game... but it's still really playable and at budget price definitely recommended.
It won't appeal to absolutely everyone, combat is minimal, but anyone who fancies exploring a mystery packed planet will love it.
Jocky Wilson's Compendium Of Darts (Zeppelin)
It's still rather limited unless you've got a friend to compete with, but if you're on the lookout for a darts game this fun program is one of the best around.
I suppose if you're nostalgic for the days of Missile Command and Asteroids, this mediocre rehash may appeal.
The graphics and playability are still as impressive today as they've always been... Buy it now.
I wouldn't say I enjoyed Frost Byte immensely - it is very tough - but it's quite good fun and the control method isn't bad.
Scooby Doo And Scrappy Doo (Hi-Tec)
The precision jumping can be demanding in places but it's simple enough to appeal to younger players in particular.
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