This book explores one hundred randomly selected games for the Acorn Electron computer, assessing their relevance to modern gamers. The author, David J. A. Edwards, provides descriptions of each game, including how to play them, and evaluates their appeal to contemporary players. The book also features high-quality screenshots, original cover art illustrations, and photographs of the Acorn Electron machines. It serves as a guide for game collectors regarding potential costs and for emulators seeking to play these games with ease.

The Acorn Electron's gaming library is presented as a rich source of nostalgia and historical interest. The book's format, blending game analysis with visual elements like screenshots and cover art, suggests an appeal to both dedicated collectors and those interested in the history of computing and gaming. The inclusion of practical advice for collectors and emulators indicates a functional as well as commemorative purpose. This curated selection aims to provide a comprehensive snapshot of a significant era in British gaming.