Reckless Rufus (Alternative)

One of the most innovative game designs we've seen... You'll be playing this one for ages and ages.

Danger: Adventurer At Work 2 (The Guild)

A damn fine game that improves on its superb predecessor - buy it!

A Beginner's Guide To Adventures (Dave Havard)

A 52-page paperback offering which explores all aspects of adventuredom in detail.

Bully's Sporting Darts (Alternative)

Captures the essence of a real darts game very well... Even two-player matches are like watching two top pros playing. Add to this the variety of the "sporting" events and you've got double-top value for money.

Grandmaster Chess/Renaissance Othello (Alternative)

By today's standards the user interface is shocking, but the number of options and level artificial intelligence is pretty impressive.

Frankenstein (Zeppelin)

When you fall from a screen above and land on an enemy it means wham bam, every single life lost... Could be a wee bit tedious.

Dizzy: Prince Of The Yolkfolk (Codemasters)

Instantly addictive, although there's not really enough content for lasting appeal.

Match Of The Day (Zeppelin)

Fair match selection, good player pictures... At first there seems plenty of choices to make but...it really lacks depth.

Blue Baron (Zeppelin)

It's surprisingly playable the first time around, but will you really load this game up twice?

Neighbours (Zeppelin)

A fair budget game. And so what if it's got nothing to do with the TV show? That's a bonus!

Doc Croc's Outrageous Adventures (Zeppelin)

It isn't the most blindingly original platform outing, but it's certainly no turkey.