Matt Cabral
Matt is a US-based freelance writer and consultant and has been covering movies, TV shows and video games for over a decade. His work has appeared on IGN, Stuff, Rotten Tomatoes and Variety. As well as reporting on the latest in entertainment, Matt can sometimes be found spotting the latest tech deals for Tom's Guide.
When he's not writing, gaming or bingeing the latest shows, you'll find him in the basement of an abandoned building hoarding all the canned goods, med-kits, and shotgun shells.
Latest articles by Matt Cabral

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From fitness toys to tax filing tools, Target's deals have got you covered this week.

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This Presidents' Day score great deals on tech, games, appliances, and more at Walmart.

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Great Valentine's Day deals on gifts for friends, family, and significant others.

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Target's sale is packed with pre-Valentine's Day deals on video games, tech, home appliances and more.

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The Lords of the Fallen 2023 reboot makes the soulslike genre more accessible than ever but still keeps the challenge.

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Biomutant's current-gen release boosts its visual presentation and technical performance, but the new coat of polish doesn't do much to elevate the title's average gameplay.

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Sifu's incredibly satisfying combat can make you feel like an action-movie hero, but its challenging encounters and roguelike progression could leave less dedicated players feeling defeated.

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Our primer for Dying Light 2 Stay Human covers what you need to know about the gameplay, story and defining features of the series.

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The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes is the franchise's best entry yet, acting as a playable horror film. But it still shows room for improvement.

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The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles is a charming but niche adventure

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We should hear about plenty of Xbox Series X games during Microsoft's E3 2021 event, including Starfield, as Microsoft highlights its Bethesda Software purchase.
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