Hello everyone!

We have been trying to figure out the best way to celebrate this occasion. What may seem small to a lot of people, for us at UnCapt this is quite the achievement. We’re quite the jumpers when it comes to hobbies or interests, so sticking to something for this long is remarkable! Gaming has been a part of our lives since as long as we can remember, so it is only natural that this is something that we work on together. But more importantly we wanted to thank everyone that reads and shares our posts! We a truly grateful!

We thought about what to do for this; we played with a few ideas. It was a difficult one, but we decided to keep it short and sweet. We thought we would showcase some posts, the ones we loved writing and sharing. The reflection this has brought on has been exciting and enjoyable. Secondly, we want to share some of our favourite bloggers. We love to read through the communities post and wanted to share some blogs with our readers.

Bringing Videogames to the Classroom.

Walking through the forest, I see the house. Deformed and old, it stands over the forest with a troubling hunger. I sense the curse before I even discover it was real, the woods suppress the secrets the wind wants to tell. I could feel the wind begging me not to take a step further, urging me to stop because I […]

by Dale Hooper 9th December 201918th April 2020

Cuphead vs. Enchanted Portals: The Rip Off?

Enchanted Portals a kick-starter raising much controversy due to it’s resemblance to 2017’s classic Cuphead. Should Xixo Game Studios be allowed to release the game?

by Lloyd Frangos 16th October 201924th April 2020

Music to Carry the Grind

Grind in video games is inevitable, it is needed and expected so that you can get to the higher levels. Not all games have mastered making grinding fun, but whilst doing tasks that don’t require much skill, our mind can do other things. Music has been used by me to overcome that boring grind, trust me I really hate grinding […]

by Dale Hooper 6th July 201918th April 2020

Ultimate Control in Management Sims

With the lock down in place I’ve had a bit more chance to play some games and have a think of how they effect me in certain situations. These aren’t the type of articles I normally post but having some time to reflect I thought it was time I gave this a crack. Management Sims are my go-to choice of […]

by Lloyd Frangos 1st April 202018th April 2020

Escaping into a virtual world

Doing some research before this post, I found that escapism is a subject that really splits people. I am not commenting if that it is good/bad, I am simply exploring the games that allow me to escape within them. I find, as a creative writer and student, that escaping for a brief moment allows me to gain clarity on situations […]

by Dale Hooper 14th February 202018th April 2020

Assassin’s Creed: The Beginning of the End?

Assassin’s Creed has been one of my favourite franchises since its inception back in 2007. Over the years, Ubisoft has taken a lot of stick for a repetitive formula, buggy games, and their annual release schedule for the games of this franchise. With 2017’s Origins, Ubisoft decided to take a fresh approach changing the linear narrative-driven game into an open-world RPG and it […]

by Lloyd Frangos 6th September 20192nd May 2020

So both as a little thank you and showcase of the wonderful community, please check these lovely people out! They all provide some incredible content!

If you are missing from this post, please do not take it personally! Most probably, we have overlooked someone; the community is huge! If you are not (Or if you are) Share your favourite post below in the comments, we will have a look.

Even if you are not a blogger, take a look at the comments, you may find your next favourite read!

Anyways, thank you again for reading and supporting us! Here’s to the next 100!

Dale & Lloyd