Pastfinder (Commodore 64)

If there's any justice, Pastfinder will be a massive success.

Moon Cresta (Spectrum 48K)

Why Moon Cresta hasn't already been done to this standard on the Spectrum before is a little puzzling.

Dark Tower (Commodore 64)

Although there's nothing new or startling about Dark Tower, it does offer an enjoyable multi-screened challenge.

Osprey (Amstrad CPC464)

In short, Osprey is a rubout. If you twitch a copy, consider that it might best be left alone.

Everyone's A Wally (Spectrum 48K)

This is a cracker, Mikro-Gen is justified in calling this software 'sensational'.

Sentinel (Commodore 64)

An enjoyable and noisy space shoot-out.

Mr. Wong's Loopy Laundry (Amstrad CPC464)

The harder levels have more implements chasing you but attention wanders after a few washing cycles.

Sorcery (Amstrad CPC464)

With its appropriate music, good concept and outstanding graphics I found the game nearly as addictive as my first foray beyond the Crystal Bridge.

Cutthroat Business (Atari 400/800/600XL/800XL/130XE)