MatterFall

Once again, Housemarque has made a tight little game with polished mechanics that’s sure to delight.

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Matterfall may not be the best product developed by Housemarque in recent years, but it is still a thrilling adventure that boasts excellent gameplay and gorgeous visuals.

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This is a strong followup to Resogun, and one of the PlayStation 4’s better digital exclusives.

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Although a bit short and repetitive at times, the fast and frantic action of Matterfall is a delight if you prefer your gameplay more arcade-y and your goals to be focused on high scores and conquering leaderboards rather than saving the world.

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PlayStation 4 owners can safely rack this up as yet another Housemarque gem.

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For those who like their action simple but visually pleasing and challenging, Matterfall is an easy recommendation.

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Matterfall is a great shooter and will give you many hours of entertainment if you like chasing high scores and challenging gameplay.

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It's not quite Outland (which Housemarque also created), but it'll do.

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Occasionally cumbersome controls and a generic sci-fi aesthetic do little to deter from a tight, addictive and explosive shooter.

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Matterfall’s not the best game Housemarque will release in 2017 – but then, the virtually flawless Nex Machina was always going to be a tough act to follow.

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It’s a solid shooter that will please enthusiasts, but not quite up there with Resogun or Nex Machina.

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Matterfall's action packed ride is over all too soon, but it's a blast while it lasts.

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Matterfall is perhaps the least essential Housemarque title in the PlayStation 4’s catalogue, but it’s still a cut above the majority of the competition.

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At first it's great to engage with Housemarque's tried-and-tested designs again, but Matterfall never manages to build off of its promising foundation.

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