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Damian Seeto

New Zealand

Game Reviewer and News Editor at Techday New Zealand

Writer and Editor at Freelance

Game Reviewer and News Editor at CMOtech UK

Writer at Freelance

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Articles

  • Game review: Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo (Xbox Series X)

    2 weeks ago | futurefive.com.au | Damian Seeto

    I think it cannot be ignored how useful Xbox Game Pass can be when it comes to indie titles. Xbox Game Pass gives players a chance to test out and try game genres that they may not have tried before. With that being said, I encourage all players to give Kulebra and the Souls of Limbo a try because it's one of the more unique games I've experienced in years.

  • Game review: The Precinct (Xbox Series X)

    3 weeks ago | futurefive.co.nz | Damian Seeto

    When it comes to open-world style city games, players are normally playing as notorious criminals. When playing games like Grand Theft Auto, Saints Row, and the Mafia series, all of them require you to control criminals doing lots of illegal activities. You can kill innocents, rob banks, and do tons more in these types of games. Well, a new city-based video game has come out this year for PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X/S called The Precinct.

  • Game review: MotoGP 25 (Xbox Series X)

    3 weeks ago | futurefive.com.au | Damian Seeto

    It's sometimes hard to get excited over annually released sports games because the developers don't have enough time to add many new features to the game. I've experienced this fatigue many times in the past when I have had to review other sports franchises every year, like MLB The Show and the NBA 2K series. While I don't play racing games very often, one franchise that is released each and every year is Milestone's MotoGP series.

  • Game review: Days Gone Remastered (PS5)

    1 month ago | futurefive.co.nz | Damian Seeto

    There has been some criticism towards Sony this console generation for releasing too many remakes and remasters for the PS5. This trend is quite true because we've already received remakes and remasters for The Last of Us Part 1 and 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, and PS5 versions of Death Stranding and Ghost of Tsushima. Well it looks like the re-releases keep on coming because Sony has released Days Gone Remastered for the PS5 in 2025.

  • Game review: Days Gone Remastered (PS5)

    1 month ago | futurefive.com.au | Damian Seeto

    There has been some criticism towards Sony this console generation for releasing too many remakes and remasters for the PS5. This trend is quite true because we've already received remakes and remasters for The Last of Us Part 1 and 2, Horizon Zero Dawn, and PS5 versions of Death Stranding and Ghost of Tsushima. Well it looks like the re-releases keep on coming because Sony has released Days Gone Remastered for the PS5 in 2025.

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Damian 'Gloopy' Seeto
Damian 'Gloopy' Seeto @jblrules316
6 May 25

Planet of the Apes. Yes there was a TV show in the 70s.

cinesthetic.
cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic

What show had you hooked after 1 episode?

Damian 'Gloopy' Seeto
Damian 'Gloopy' Seeto @jblrules316
5 May 25

The miz can't wrestle.

Damian 'Gloopy' Seeto
Damian 'Gloopy' Seeto @jblrules316
8 Nov 24

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