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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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Crucible — The lukewarm melting pot of hero shooters.

Matt Fuller May 27, 2020 0

Hero shooters have been a constant in gaming for the last few years. It seems like nearly every developer has taken influence in some manner from the genre, whether that’s in terms of the gameplay itself or the monetization. With Crucible,…

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Monster Prom XXL — Monstrously fun

Matt Fuller May 25, 2020 0

Truth be told, I didn’t attend my prom. it was of no interest to me to go and see people from school, who I didn’t like and would likely never see again, all while listening to music I didn’t like. But thankfully Beautiful Glitch has let me…

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Ninjala Beta Impressions — Bubblegum Pop

Matt Fuller May 6, 2020 0

This week I took part in the open beta for Ninjala, an upcoming free to play game by GungHo coming exclusively to Nintendo switch. With its colourful visuals and close-quarters, playfully chaotic gameplay, I was pleasantly surprised from…

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The Wind and Wilting Blossom — Art and War

Matt Fuller May 4, 2020 0

I’m definitely no expert in it, but I do enjoy some Japanese culture. Give me some ramen and ill scoff it down in seconds. Good anime? I'll binge watch it all day. But good Japanese games are my bread and butter. Whether they are from…

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CCCU Isojam: Creativity in lockdown

Matt Fuller Apr 29, 2020 0

Times are rough at the moment. But that hasn’t stopped the creativity of some students at Canterbury Christ Chruch University. CCCU Isojam saw students, lecturers and friends alike, come together for a 10-day game jam. Any engine could be…

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Totally Reliable Delivery Service just about delivers

Matt Fuller Apr 3, 2020 0

If there is one thing I can take away from my time playing Totally Reliable Delivery Service it’s this: If this is how deliveries are made, it would explain why my packages turn up half-destroyed and late. Developed by We’re Five Games and…

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Speed Limit — Road Rage Personified

Matt Fuller Mar 20, 2020 0

Speed Limit is quick, clear and incredibly addictive. After just a few short attempts I found myself getting hooked onto the nonstop arcade action gameplay, Even if it’s rather short-lived. Speed limit, Developed by Gameschuck, see’s…

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This Strange Realm of Mine — Not “fun”, but it’s certainly interesting

Matt Fuller Mar 18, 2020 0

It’s hard for me to put into words what I experienced playing This Strange Realm of Mine. Developer Doomster Entertainment has created a weird and wonderful experience that, while not necessarily one of the most fun games I’ve played…

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Through the Darkest of Times — People have power

Matt Fuller Feb 26, 2020 0

Through the Darkest of Times offers a glimpse into a grim and bleak moment in history, but despite the hardships its message shines through brightly. Through the Darkest of Times calls itself a “historical resistance strategy game”, letting…

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Corruption 2029 — Slow and steady wins the race

Matt Fuller Feb 24, 2020 0

Corruption 2029 won’t hold your hand, but that’s what makes it so satisfying. Developed by The Bearded Ladies, Corruption 2029 has players engage in tough-as-nails tactical combat that mixes stealth and strategy using a squad of robotically…

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Coffee Talk is as refreshing as it is sweet

Matt Fuller Feb 20, 2020 0

Much like a cup of coffee, Toge productions’ Coffee Talk is both simple-seeming and complex. It's a narrative experience that left me feeling warm and more than satisfied. From the start of my playthrough I could see the love and care that…

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Space Grunts 2 — Can’t quite lift-off

Matt Fuller Feb 14, 2020 0

Space Grunts 2 still has the potential to be a great game, and hopefully, with more time and new development focused on expanding its already solid mechanics, it will become the game that it can be.

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Wildermyth — An adventure to remember

Matt Fuller Feb 8, 2020 0

For a studio's first outing, Worldwalker Games set themselves a rather bold task, and after my time playing I believe they achieved it.

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