| Zzap!64 gave the Amiga version, at £19.99 on disk, 93% overall in its Christmas 1988 issue, with 68% for presentation, 94% for graphics, 71% for sound, 92% for hookability and 95% for lastability. Its reviewers found it better than the Commodore 64 original, with better sound and graphics, improved play and more levels. | p. 186 (image n185), Cybernoidp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, ratingsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, ratingsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, ratingsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, ratingsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, ratingsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, ratingsp. 186 (image n185), Cybernoid, M.E.'s commentp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, G.H.'s commentp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, P.G.'s commentp. 186 (image n185), Cybernoid, comment initialsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, comment initialsp. 187 (image n186), Cybernoid, comment initials | Magazine |
| Zzap!64 reviewed the Commodore 64 version in June 1988 (US Gold, £9.99 on cassette and £14.99 on disk, joystick only) and gave it 96% overall, with 90% for presentation, 92% for graphics, 83% for sound, 93% for hookability and 94% for lastability: "More superb a sequel than anyone could have hoped for." It was the magazine's Gold Medal game, as Zzap!64's Amiga review recalled in December 1988. | p. 197 (image 197), Impossible Mission II (Amiga) review, second reviewer's comment | Magazine |
| Zzap!64 reviewed the Amiga version in its 1988 Christmas special (£24.99 on disk) and gave it 92% overall, with 85% for presentation, 84% for graphics, 79% for sound and 95% for lastability. | p. 196 (image 196), review headingp. 197 (image 197), ratings boxp. 197 (image 197), ratings boxp. 197 (image 197), ratings boxp. 197 (image 197), ratings boxp. 197 (image 197), ratings box | Magazine |