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Matt Fuller

Matt will pretty much play anything you give him, no matter the platform or genre. RPGs to action, adventure to fighting, no matter the game, he's probably got it or will soon enough. When he isn't busy reviewing games, he is learning and researching them at university studying MA games design.

So yeah, he likes games.

Feel free to hit him up on Twitter @MatthewHFuller

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Outlanders – Cottage Core Town Builder With a Lot of Heart

Matt Fuller Mar 16, 2023 0

I'm new to the Town Builders, and usually, the amount of micromanagement needed is an immediate turn-off for me. So when I decided to give Outlanders a try, I was a bit unsure of how I would find the experience, but thankfully it proved to…

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The Last Hero of Nostalgaia – Soulslike Gameplay and Satire Make a Winning Combination

Matt Fuller Nov 3, 2022 0

One game stood out from the crowd thanks to its satirical, shameless humour and surprisingly enjoyable gameplay during my trip to EGX, and that was The Last Hero of Nostalgaia, an action-adventure Soulslike that became a favourite of the…

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Sonic Frontiers EGX Hands on – A Brave New Adventure

Matt Fuller Oct 20, 2022 0

Since its gameplay reveal back in June, Sonic Frontiers had fans understandably concerned for the blue blurs' newest outing with what looked to be a lacklustre new addition to the storied franchise, and I count myself amongst those people.…

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Spellbound: The Magic Within – An Enchanting, Yet Rocky Romp

Matt Fuller Sep 28, 2022 0

Visual novels aren't usually my forte, but that's not stopped me from dabbling in the genre from time to time and finding the odd gem like Behind the Frame. This time around I took a look at Wyrdren Games Spellbound: The Magic Within, a…

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Project Warlock 2 (Early Access) – (War)Lock and Load for Some Retro Shooter Carnage

Matt Fuller Jul 28, 2022 0

Project Warlock 2 aims to take players back to the shooters of yesteryear. With its blend of retro shooter gameplay and a few clever twists, developers Buckshot Software aim to capture the same blood, bullets and badassery from the classic…

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Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters — Brutal and Brilliant

Matt Fuller May 28, 2022 0

After having more than a few lukewarm experiences with the Warhammer gaming library recently, I’d resigned myself to thinking I'd likely not see a great game in the universe for a while. That's until I got my hands on Warhammer 40K: Chaos…

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Game Dev Diaries: Entry 4 – End of the Road

Matt Fuller May 18, 2022 0

Game Dev Diaries is a series of articles and videos that follows a cohort of young game design students as they embark on their final projects. With interviews, insights, and interesting viewpoints, these articles aim to showcase these…

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Game Dev Diaries: Entry 3 – Getting to Know Our Devs

Matt Fuller May 14, 2022 0

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Game Dev Diaries: Entry 2 — Make it, break it, test it, break it again.

Matt Fuller Apr 10, 2022 0

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Game Dev Diaries: Entry 1 — So, what you making?

Matt Fuller Mar 14, 2022 0

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The Company Man — Its Rage Against the Machine!

Matt Fuller Mar 3, 2022 0

Tired of the nine to five grind? Can't take another performance review? Finally had enough of your overbearing, inconsiderate boss? Well, now thanks to The Company Man, you can finally bring down the machine in this stylish, fast-paced, yet…

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Blood Bowl 3 is quite Literally Fantasy Football

Matt Fuller Feb 9, 2022 0

I've learned to temper my expectations when it comes to new releases with Games Workshop IPs. Having now played and reviewed multiple Warhammer titles, I often find their releases to range from slightly underwhelming to buggy and near…

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Behind the Frame Is Art Come to Life

Matt Fuller Aug 23, 2021 0

Behind the Frame was quite a new experience for me. Often when I hear the words interactive fiction or story-rich I tend to check out immediately; Which is to say I’m not a fan. Yet something drew me to this particular offering from Silver…

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Roguebook — Just Another Fantasy Tale

Matt Fuller Jul 10, 2021 0

As someone who hasn’t dived into the roguelike, deck-builder fad, I was eager to see what all the fuss was about. Right off the bat, Roguebook made a good first impression on me and I was quite impressed with my first few hours. First off,…

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Necromunda: Hired Gun — A Flawed Experience, but at Least You Have a Dog

Matt Fuller Jun 17, 2021 0

I’ve begun to accept that I'll likely be reviewing Warhammer games for the rest of my career. Having now reviewed multiple entries to this IP's catalogue like Mechanicus, I feel confident calling myself the self-appointed Warhammer "expert"…

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Legend of Keepers (Switch) — Exciting Careers in Adventurer Killing

Matt Fuller May 24, 2021 0

I reviewed an early access version of Legend of Keepers last year and its fresh ideas and engaging gameplay made it a joy to play. Now with the full release and coming to switch, it seemed the perfect time to revisit this fresh and…

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Warhammer 40K: Mechanicus (Mobile) – Great game, but a not so great port

Matt Fuller Apr 28, 2021 0

Yes, I’m reviewing another Warhammer game. Having now played the miniature’s, video games and a few spin-offs, I feel fairly qualified to talk about these games and the IP. When I had the chance to play the mobile port of Warhammer 40K:…

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Oddworld: Soulstorm — Viva La Revolution

Matt Fuller Apr 22, 2021 0

When I reviewed Oddworld New ‘N’ Tasty last year, I said it felt like a world that was fully realised. Its characters, world, and setting all felt like they were at their best, and it felt as though it had finally got to spread its wings…

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Warhammer 40k: Battlesector is a bit of a (Dread)snore

Matt Fuller Apr 20, 2021 0

I've been lucky enough to play a few Warhammer games in recent years and the use of the IP often seems quite hit or miss. Some games like Total War: Warhammer are stellar uses for this IP, whilst others like Necromunda are underwhelming, to…

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Dandy Ace is a fast-paced roguelike that will put a spell on you

Matt Fuller Mar 26, 2021 0

Some games have an incredible ability to drive you mad with anger and frustration, whilst also giving you some of the most satisfying victories, and still being so engaging that you can't help but have 'one more try'. Dandy Ace embodies…

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