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Matt Gardner

Matt Gardner

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Games Writer, Forbes

Leeds

Biography

I'm a British-based video games writer with expertise in both retro and modern gaming. I also serve as the editor of my own project, GameTripper, which brings together writers who have stories to tell about why certain games have been so important to them.

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Gaming , Technology

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tech, markets

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Total articles 741

  • ‘Dragon Age: The Veilguard’ Leads 2025 Gayming Awards Nominations

    By Matt Gardner Verified| Forbes Verified Dragon Age: The Veilguard has claimed a narrow lead in the nomination stakes going into the 2025 Gayming Awards, including a coveted place on an incredibly close Game of the Year list. Still, the show’s stars-in-waiting appear to be some truly spectacular indie titles, which have long deserved their time in the limelight.

    By Matt Gardner Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • These ‘DOOM: The Dark Ages’ Xbox Controllers May Be The Best Ones Yet

    By Matt Gardner Verified| Forbes Verified It’s a classic Microsoft move: prepare for the impending launch of a new AAA game by releasing new Xbox controllers. Credit where it’s due: the two limited-edition pads it’s created for DOOM: The Dark Ages are absolute classics, and luckily, the cheaper controller is the most irresistible of the two.

    By Matt Gardner Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • 14 Of 2025’s Best Games You Should Play This Easter

    By Matt Gardner Verified| Forbes Verified Easter is finally upon us: the perfect long weekend to finally catch up on our backlogs. Still, trying to narrow down the best games to play can be tricky, given we’ve got lives to lead, kids to feed, or gardens to weed. With this in mind, here’s a collection of 14 games, released or ported since the start of 2025, that are absolutely worth your time over the April break. They’ve been split into “how long to beat” status, meaning you can choose the right one for your circumstances.

    By Matt Gardner Verified · Forbes

    Apr. 13, 2025

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Forbes