This is set in the same place as Colossal Adventure, but hundreds of years after. Your quest is to defeat the evil demon lord with a magic item. It is fairly standard, but excellently written.

This is a remake of the original 'Adventure' game except that there are more puzzles, and the ending is different. It was their first release.

This is set immediately after Adventure Quest, you are a mercenary sent to loot his castle, this one is packed full of chewy puzzle goodness, it is extremely complexed.

This was the first game they did with graphics for each location (at least on the BBC it was, on the Speccy all games had graphics, boo!) You are stranded on an island in the Bermuda Triangle, and have to get off of it.

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The first game they wrote with their new adventuring engine - this one was for expanded BBC's only, you needed SWR at least to get it to run, and Shadow RAM for the graphics (which were very nice pictures actually). It was made on a very large grid style map, which spoiled it for some as it was somewhat more linear than the first 10 games, and not as well received.

Game based on the Arthurian legend, this is very advanced and fills two disks as it uses pictures and text, its fairly good but again doesn't come near their best works, the early trilogy based games.

This is a great game, it has one of the most advanced parsers they ever did, basically you have to fight through the 9 time zones which you can reach by way of a Grandfather clock (how surreal!) it has loads of puzzles, this one is my favourite.

This was the last game of the three trilogies, you have to defeat a wicked sorcerer in his old mansion. This was a bit like a Role Playing Game, because some characters had 'hit points'. Again you learn spells, and have to use them in the correct places.