Wikipedia:WikiProject Video games/Reference library/InCider

This page contains primarily video-game specific content from InCider computing magazine.

Archive collection: https://archive.org/details/incidermagazine?sort=titleSorter

Additional issues can be found in a general search: https://archive.org/search.php?query=InCider

• January 1983): Pie Man (Penguin Software), International Gran Prix (Muse Software), Shuttle Intercept (Hayden Software), County Fair (Datamost), Ceiling Zero (Turnkey Software) [1]
• February 1983): Teleport (Cavalier Computer), Wordrace (Don't Ask Software), Serpentine, Free Fall (Sirius Software), Bug Attack, Type Attack (Sirius Software), Crush, Crumble and Chomp!, Seafox [2]
• March 1983): Monster Mash (Software Farm), Spy's Demise, The Blade of Blackpoole [3]
• April 1983): Aztec, Wavy Navy, Pest Patrol (Sierra On-Line), Labyrinth [4]
• May 1983): The Cosmic Balance, Spitfire Simulator (Mind Systems Corporation), Sargon II, Wargle (Hayden) [5] Casino (Datamost), Jawbreaker [6]
• June 1983): Pig Pen (Datamost), Death Race '82 (Avant-Garde Creations), Repton, Grapple (Insoft), Sea Dragon [7]
• July 1983): Computer Gin Rummy (DataMost), Ice Demons (Morningstar), Zargs (Insoft Inc), Evolution (Sydney Development Corporation), Money Munchers [8]
• August 1983): (scan not in collection)
• September 1983): (scan not in collection)
• October 1983): (scan not in collection)
• November 1983): The Arcade Machine, The Game Show (Computer Advanced Ideas) [9] Crisis Mountain (Synergistic Software) [10]
• December 1983): (scan not in collection)

• January 1984): (scan not in collection)
• February 1984): Microscopic Journey (Hayden Software) [11]
• March 1984): The Witness, Legionnaire, North Atlantic '86, Troll's Tale, Sammy Lightfoot, Plasmania (Sirius Software) [12]
• April 1984): Lancaster (Silicon Valley Systems), Tycoon, Death in the Caribbean (Micro Fun), Pentapus (Turning Point Software), Stellar 7, Lode Runner [13]
• May 1984): I.Q. Baseball (Davka Corporation), Cubit (Micromax), Portfolio (Flexible Software) [14]
• June 1984): Caverns of Callisto (Origin Systems Inc), Gruds in Space (Sirius Software Inc), Chivalry (Weekly Reader Software) [15] In Search of the Most Amazing Thing [16]
• July 1984): VODAC: The Alpine Encounter [17] Break the Bank Blackjack (Gentry Software), Masquerade (Phoenix Software Inc), One on One [18]
• August 1984): Tournament Golf, Murder by the Dozen (CBS Software), Sargon III, Jenny of the Prairie, Planetfall, The Coveted Mirror [19]
• September 1984): [20]
• October 1984): (scan not in collection)
• November 1984): (scan not in collection)
• December 1984): (scan not in collection)

• January 1985): (scan not in collection)
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• August 1985): (scan not in collection)
• September 1985): Gato, Dave Winfield's Batter Up! (Avant-Garde Publishing), I.O. Silver (Beagle Bros), Imperium Galactum, Pathwords (CBS Software) [21]
• October 1985): Questprobe featuring The Hulk, Ring Quest (Penguin Software), Calculated Risk! (Woodbury Software), Swiss Family Robinson (Windham Classics/Spinnaker Software) [22]
• November 1985): [23]
• December 1985): The Railroad Works, Baltic 1985, MicroLeague Baseball, The World's Greatest Baseball Game (Epyx), Wishbringer [24]

• January 1986): (scan not in collection)
• February 1986): (scan not in collection)
• March 1986): (scan not in collection)
• April 1986): (scan not in collection)
• May 1986): Ballblazer, The Eidolon, Koronis Rift [25]
• June 1986): Autoduel, The Bard's Tale [26]
• July 1986): U.S.A.A.F., Europe Ablaze, The Dam Busters [27]
• August 1986): Nam, Panzer Grenadier (Strategic Simulations), Battle Group [28]
• September 1986): Star Fleet I: The War Begins, Reach for the Stars, Carriers at War [29]
• October 1986): (most pages missing) [30]
• November 1986): Amnesia [31]
• December 1986): Gettysburg: The Turning Point, Ogre [32]

• January 1987): (scan not in collection)
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• September 1987): (scan not in collection)
• October 1987): (scan not in collection)
• November 1987): (scan not in collection)
• December 1987): (scan not in collection)

• January 1988): (scan not in collection)
• February 1988): (scan not in collection)
• March 1988): (scan not in collection)
• April 1988): (scan not in collection)
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• August 1988): (scan not in collection)
• September 1988): (scan not in collection)
• October 1988): (scan not in collection)
• November 1988): Anchorman (Virginia Real Software Inc), Club Backgammon (California Dreams), Soko-Ban [33]
• December 1988): (scan not in collection)

• January 1989): (scan not in collection)
• February 1989): (scan not in collection)
• March 1989): (scan not in collection)
• April 1989): (scan not in collection)
• May 1989): The Games: Winter Edition (Epyx), Rampage, Superstar Ice Hockey, Arkanoid [34]
• June 1989): (scan not in collection)
• July 1989): (scan not in collection)
• August 1989): (most pages missing) [35]
• September 1989): Crystal Quest, Deja Vu II: Lost in Las Vegas, Impossible Mission II [36]
• October 1989): The Duel: Test Drive II, Bad Dudes [37]
• November 1989): Gnarly Golf (Britannica Software), Jack Nicklaus' Greatest 18 Holes of Major Championship Golf, The Hunt for Red October [38]
• December 1989): Great Western Shootout (Britannica Software), Jack Nicklaus presents The Major Championship Courses of 1989 (Accolade), Journey [39]

After this, there do not appear to be any more game reviews