Each month, developers win cash prizes for having the highest-rated new games! Click here for official rules. Check out the official contest page here. TOP WINNERS 1st Place: $1,750 Medieval Chronicles 5 by VasantJ 2nd Place: $1,250 Cursed Treasure by IriySoft 3rd Place: $1,000 Amidst the Sky by Ferociter 4th Place: $750 Mini Blocks by NoaDev 5th Place: $500 Miner Dash by dabontv We reached out to the top 5 winners to ask about their inspirations and experiences developing last month's top games on Kongregate! First-Place Winner VasantJ, developer of Medieval Chronicles 5: Well, this is it. I think I finally managed to mentally destroy the audience by presenting them with the unholy spawn of Hell that even the Devil doesn't want anything to do with. This game was actually supposed to be Wolf's Bane 2 with the paradox setting and Ada acting as the undercover cop. But when I thought of a crossdressing Dregg and the chance to declare him pregnant, I made it into the game as you see now. I am pretty sure God

Each month, developers win cash prizes for having the highest-rated new games! Click here for official rules. Check out the official contest page here. TOP WINNERS 1st Place: $1,750 Medieval Chronicles 4 by VasantJ 2nd Place: $1,250 Labyrneath II by 44Magdalene 3rd Place: $1,000 Split Or Steal by Rootpew 4th Place: $750 Idle Hamlet by Vectorinox 5th Place: $500 World explore by TadasGloom We reached out to the top 5 winners to ask about their inspirations and experiences developing last month's top games on Kongregate! First-Place Winner VasantJ, developer of Medieval Chronicles 4: Hey everyone. Thanks for the amazing support this episode got. It was beyond my expectations, and it is currently the highest rated game of all the ones I made so far. I know everyone was waiting for Song & Silence but... come on. Endgame got released last month. :D This episode was based on a simple concept: "Can you forgive someone who unintentionally wronged you?" The concept was a bit heavy I admit, but it is something that has always been on

Each month, developers win cash prizes for having the highest-rated new games! Click here for official rules. Check out the official contest page here. TOP WINNERS 1st Place: $1,750 Tales of Nebezem: Elemental Link Part 2 by Beranek 2nd Place: $1,250 The Dark One by Tenfor 3rd Place: $1,000 Temple of the Four Serpents by Ferociter 4th Place: $750 Idle Harvest by Tetronomics 5th Place: $500 Life in the Static by TadasGloom We reached out to the top 5 winners to ask about their inspirations and experiences developing last month's top games on Kongregate! First-Place Winner Beranek, developer of Tales of Nebezem: Elemental Link Part 2: I would like to thank Kongregate, especially Greg, and of course all my players. If anyone likes the lore in the Nebezem games, there's a wiki site –- not fully completed, but it already contains a lot of information about the games, characters, nations, etc.: https://nebezem.fandom.com Second-Place Winner Tenfor, developer of The Dark One: Hey there Kongregaters! Firstly I'd like to thank everyone who played and special thanks

Each month, developers win cash prizes for having the highest-rated new games! Click here for official rules. Check out the official contest page here. TOP WINNERS 1st Place: $1,750 Rogue Fable III by Justin_wang123 2nd Place: $1,250 Dungeoneers by RogueSword 3rd Place: $1,000 circloO 2 by flori9 4th Place: $750 Just Passing by JoelLikesPigs 5th Place: $500 Let's Learn Japanese! Hiragana by DrSplutterworth We reached out to the top 5 winners to ask about their inspirations and experiences developing last month's top games on Kongregate! Second-Place Winner RogueSword, developer of Dungeoneers: The Rogue Sword team has been putting games on the Internet since before that was legal. We began in 1989 as CyberGraphics (MMO development -- 10 years too early), then Outland (Internet Mac games), then TEN (online service for hit games like Duke Nukem and AD&D Dark Sun Online), then Pogo (casual web games), then Electronic Arts (whatever they do). After the stint as EA minions, we began the game we always wanted to make: Dungeoneers. Using our experience with both hardcore and