Idle games began in the heyday of browser-based gaming, taking up screens while players worked through the day or watched shows in the evening. They have since gone global, cross-platform, and exploded in every direction, but at their core, the truest idle games still focus on that one important fact: the numbers have to keep going up. Welcome to NGU Idle, a silly game that launched on Kongregate.com [https://www.kongregate.com/games/somethingggg/ngu-idle] and has now come in all of its weird

One of the games with the highest number of plays on Kongregate.com is Mutilate-a-Doll 2 [https://www.kongregate.com/games/0rava/mutilate-a-doll-2]: a sandbox game where -- you guessed it -- players can take control of a ragdoll and expose it to everything their imagination can come up with. Boasting 36 million plays, 1,700+ items, and a ton of user-generated content, MaD2’s premium edition has finally come to Kartridge [https://www.kartridge.com/games/0rava/mutilate-a-doll-2]. We got to c

Ultrabit [http://www.ultrabit.com/], a San Diego-based developer sitting at a dozen team members, was acquired last year by Kongregate. With four published titles and millions of downloads and plays across both PC and mobile, Ultrabit is extending their genre reach with their latest title Crossword Safari: Word Hunt [https://app.adjust.com/jg252lf?campaign=2018_08_28-CrosswordSafari-Free-All-S&adgroup=Blog] . In this interview, Ultrabit discusses their roots, trying new things, what makes a goo