| Zzap!64 printed a cheat for the Amiga version in January 1989: typing RAISTLIN on the credits screen and pressing the space bar shows "CYBERNOID CHEAT MODE ENABLED", and play goes on with infinite lives. | p. 74, PG's Tips, Amiga Cybernoidp. 74, PG's Tips, Amiga Cybernoidp. 74, PG's Tips, Amiga Cybernoid | Magazine |
| Zzap!64's January 1989 tips page, giving Cybernoid II's cheat, says it works as in the first Cybernoid: select the redefine-keys option and type a four-letter word backwards. | p. 74, PG's Tips, Cybernoid 2 | Magazine |
| Ocean published Operation Wolf on British home computers. Crash reviewed the ZX Spectrum version in its December 1988 issue, Sinclair User in November 1988, Your Sinclair in December 1988, and Zzap!64 the Commodore 64 version in January 1989. | p. 18 | Magazine |
| Zzap!64 gave the Commodore 64 version 91% overall: 90% for presentation, 88% for graphics, 72% for sound, 92% for hookability, and 90% for lastability. | p. 19, ratingsp. 19, ratingsp. 19, ratingsp. 19, ratingsp. 19, ratingsp. 19, ratings | Magazine |
| Zzap!64's reviewers praised the conversion: one had not thought the game would convert to the Commodore 64 at all and found he was wrong. The review welcomed the option of the NEOS mouse, which it said emulated the arcade's Uzi better than the joystick, and noted that the crosshair speeds up across the screen when the fire button isn't pressed. | p. 18p. 19p. 19p. 19p. 19 | Magazine |