Every type of fuel???
From their description:
"It has been specifically designed to work primarily as a wood burning stove, and yet be flexible enough to work effectively in hand with other well known cooking fuels such as, esbit/hexamine tablets, night light candles, ANY make of meths stove, Greenheat ª Fuel Cells and even the Trangia ª gas burner."
Which is all fine, but obviously doesn't include any petroleum-based fuels which burn under pressure - petrol, paraffin, diesel, coleman fuel, white spirit, naptha, panel wipe, Aspen 4T, aviation fuel etc. etc. It wouldn't be my choice for an 'expedition' stove.
Huskyman, my only experience with multifuel is the Optimus Nova, which I've been using for several years and think is excellent. Chris Townsend regularly gave it his Best Buy in reviews. It's very easy to use, very controllable and doesn't require any jet changes for different fuels.
However, I couldn't honestly say it's the only option. If you don't mind a lack of 'finesse' but want to heat water quickly or melt lots of snow, and might only be able to source 'dirty' fuels, then the MSR XGK is reckoned to be the stove par excellence, and has proven itself with a little changed design for maybe 30 years now. If controllability and simmering performance matter then as well as the Nova the MSR Dragonfly may be worth a look. And if you really want the ability to use resealable gas cannisters as well as liquid fuels then the Primus Omnifuel gets good write-ups.
Whichever you end up with..... pressure stoves are great!! 
