The issue opens with an editorial from L. C. D. covering fresh Doxycon software, a Worms demo teaser, internet plans, and a humorous jab comparing GM and Microsoft. A major part of the release is dedicated to a complete index cataloging past content—from articles and games to utilities and demoscene productions—published up to issue 28. The review section highlights recent Spectrum titles, mostly targeting 128K machines. It covers the slot machine simulator Twister Fruit Machine 128/48, the Bomberman-inspired Dinablaster with AI opponents, and the Russian card game Passiance Klondyke 128, noting its rule variations and ULA snow artifacts. Readers will also find impressions of playable demos for Mario Islands 128, the RPG Last Hero of the Light Force 128, and the Doom-inspired 3D shooter Kill Enemy 128, plus a review of Naughty Crew's Fearzone demo.
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