| Genre: | Unknown Genre Type |
| Publisher: | VNU Publications |
| Cover Art Language: | English |
| Machine Compatibility: | Acorn Electron, Spectrum 48K, Spectrum 16K, Spectrum 128K, Spectrum Plus, Spectrum +2, Spectrum +3, Generic |
| Release: | Magazine available via High Street/Mail Order |
| Original Release Date: | 27th April 1985 |
| Original Release Price: | £0.40 |
| Market Valuation: | £1.00 (How Is This Calculated?) |
| Author(s): | - |
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Magazine Articles (46)
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It's very good, and if more thought had gone into the game design it would be an instant success.
It's difficult but absolutely addictive.
It's hampered by its board game feel, but the graphic detail and its addictive qualities will keep you coming back for months to come.
Overlords is enjoyable enough - and the network option is a fine idea.
It's not a bad debut for the Macintosh... Since it's all there is for the moment, we can be grateful that someone is at least trying.
| Article | : | Main Menu, Peter Worlock |
| News | : | The 'New' BBC Revealed - At £500, Peter Worlock |
| : | Disk Storage For Computer Users On The Move, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Paris Firms In Oric Bids, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Tava's Flying Start, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Mega Memory On Board For PCs, Peter Worlock | |
| : | In Brief, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Courts Close In On Pirates, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Modem Demo, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Follow Up To Tir-Na-Nog, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Meedmore Buys Up Stack Stock, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Amstrad In The Cut And Thrust, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Viewdata Fans In On The Act, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Jack Tramiel: Man With Many Missions - View From America, Peter Worlock | |
| : | Four Cheetah Links, Peter Worlock | |
| : | PCN Plotter Winners, Peter Worlock | |
| Letter | : | Give Printers A Fair Run Of Pages, P. Craddock |
| : | Read Between The Program Lines, James Lucy | |
| : | The Curse Of Sir Clive - Microdrives, Tim Kemp | |
| : | A Turnoff For The Oric Keyboard, David Goodrum | |
| : | Atari Links The New And The Old, S. Mackenzie | |
| : | Interfacing Riddles On The Spectrum, Roy Lindo | |
| : | Memotech Users Seeks Company, B. Smith | |
| : | Monitor on Spectrum: Composite Vs. RGB, A. M. Foggle | |
| : | Creating Amstrad Games With A Bang, T. M. Mughal | |
| : | Obtaining A 40 Column Display On The BBC, Jonathan Temple | |
| : | Spritely Collision On The Spectrum, Dennis Hughes | |
| Article | : | Inside Oric's ROM, Martin Bolter |
| : | Alien Attack (BBC Micro), Bjoern Thomassen | |
| : | Adaptable Adventures, Mike & Pike Gerrard | |
| : | Memory Manipulation (Commodore 64), David Bolton | |
| : | HBD-50 Sony Disk Drive, Kenn Garroch | |
| Type-In Game | : | Megabase, David Janda |
| : | Lightmagic, Bryan Skinner | |
| : | MonQL, Gavin Monk | |
| : | Software Preview, Bryan Skinner | |
| Charts | : | Charts (April 25 1985), RAM/C |
| Article | : | Quit, Peter Worlock |
| : | Bulletin Boards Take To The Airwaves, Tony Dennis | |
| : | Component Code, Brendan Lewis |
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