Saul Muscat, Author at GameSpew

23 POSTS 0 COMMENTS

http://www.saulmuscat.com

Saul wants to show the non-believers why video games matter. His favourite game is Simcopter, he has a deeply rooted fear of MMOs, and also plays a pretty mean video game theme accordion medley.

Raiden V Director’s Cut Review: Fast and Frantic

Saul Muscat - 1 November 2017

Raiden V Director's Cut delivers familiar frenetic action that will appeal to most people. Just don't ask me what the story is about.

Infinite Minigolf Review: A Hole in One

Saul Muscat - 25 July 2017

Though not quite a hole-in-one, Infinite Minigolf swings for family-friendly fun and follows it through to a tee. Zen Studios' latest is a wonderful example of a...

Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy Review: Equally Good, Equally Bad

Saul Muscat - 4 July 2017

Operation Babel: New Tokyo Legacy is like eating your way through a whole box of Quality Street: there's good (hazelnut in caramel) and bad (orange creme) in equal measure.

Sega Forever Means Free Games for Everyone!

Saul Muscat - 23 June 2017

Sega Forever is a free collection of almost every Sega game ever made. The Sega Forever Collection is out now for iOS and Android devices.

Human: Fall Flat Review (PS4)

Saul Muscat - 9 May 2017

Ever had that dream where you're constantly falling for eternity? Human: Fall Flat embraces this common nightmare as the foundation for its 3D, third-person physics puzzle game.

Troll and I Review

Saul Muscat - 5 April 2017

Troll and I is an ambitious undertaking that packs some good ideas. However, poor delivery makes it a hard game to recommend, especially in its current condition.

Many Game Devs Considering Leaving the UK Following Brexit

Saul Muscat - 2 April 2017

A study by industry trade body Ukie has found that 40% of British game developers are considering relocating their studios following the UK's decision to leave the EU.

Old Time Hockey Review

Saul Muscat - 29 March 2017

Old Time Hockey delivers a satisfying combination of arcade inspired ice hockey gameplay, entertaining humour and mildly comic casual violence. Here's a great example of a game that does...

Warhammer Quest Review

Saul Muscat - 8 March 2017

Warhammer Quest originally began its life as a table-top board game. The video game adaptation stays very true to its roots, featuring the same mechanics and...

10 Video Game Houses You Just Wouldn’t Want to Buy

Saul Muscat - 7 March 2017

Imagine for a moment, the plight of the Yharnham property developer. Once a charming and idyllic Victorian town, lately Yharnham has been transformed into a terrifying...

Top 10 MS-DOS Games That You Really Should Play

Saul Muscat - 21 February 2017

Microsoft’s first operating system MS-DOS was released in 1981, and between then until support for the OS ceased in 2000, thousands upon thousands of game were released.

Getting a Job in Video Games… Literally

Saul Muscat - 20 February 2017

Ever dreamed of working in video games? Underpaid and under-appreciated, these are the video game professions screaming out for new applicants.

This Australian News Report About a GTA 5 Mod is Both Hilarious and Alarming

Saul Muscat - 19 February 2017

At one point the presenter proclaims, "I actually didn't realise that Grand Theft Auto was still on the market".

Eight Years On, Spelunky is Still a Near Perfect Game

Saul Muscat - 15 February 2017

At first glance, Spelunky looks like any other platformer. Though dive a little deeper, and you'll discover a vast treasure trove of player discovery, creativity and challenge.

Semispheres Review

Saul Muscat - 14 February 2017

Semispheres is a unique and challenging puzzle game whose main mechanic has the player controlling two characters across seperate, but linked realities.