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 5 Step Steve by EPGstudios 2nd Place: $1,250 Magirune by Fluffy_Lotus 3rd Place: $1,000 ANOVA by MontiGames 4th Place: $750 When he jump, he go up like this by Gun_Safety 5th Place: $500 FireBlob by NoaDev 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 EPGstudios, developer of 5 Step Steve: Hello, everyone! I'm Ethan Clark, a high schooler/game developer. 5 Step Steve started out life as a game jam entry made in 2 days. After the positive feedback I received, I decided to turn it into a full game. This game was pretty challenging, from both a design and technical standpoint (this was my first big project using C++ and WebAssembly). Overall, I'm happy with the way it turned out. Due to popular demand, I'm going to make a

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 Cop 9 -Song & Silence- (Part 1) by VasantJ 2nd Place: $1,250 Tales of Nebezem: Elemental Link Part 1 by Beranek 3rd Place: $1,000 Idle Dice by Luts91 4th Place: $750 Aurie by RawEgg 5th Place: $500 Mini Switcher by NoaDev 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 Cop 9 -Song & Silence- (Part 1): It has been three years since the first Medieval Cop episode was published on Kongregate and thanks to the awesome support of the fans of the series and the Kongregate team, the series has become popular and gained a following far beyond my expectations for the series. It has been over a year since I put up a Medieval Cop episode and that's because "Song and Silence" is a delicate

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 3 by VasantJ 2nd Place: $1,250 black by bontegames 3rd Place: $1,000 Hexologic by mythicowl 4th Place: $750 Crown Dungeon 2 by Drawmaneater1 5th Place: $500 Guardians of Dreamstate: Infinity Gem by eshleman202 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 3: First of all, Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all. Medieval Chronicles 3 made it just in time for the holidays. The inspiration for this episode came to me when I was visiting my family and we watched a bunch of old Plays on CDs and I thought it would be a great little mystery. The episode was supposed to be a lot different from what it is now. The Cop Character was originally supposed to be a male who would

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 2 by VasantJ 2nd Place: $1,250 Gragyriss, Captor of Princesses by snowroadgames 3rd Place: $1,000 Labyrneath by 44Magdalene 4th Place: $750 Idle Skilling by lavaflame2 5th Place: $500 COLORUID-2 [HTML5] by PasKuda13 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 2: Happy late Halloween everyone. This episode was a Halloween special with lots of references and parody humor. This was also a trial to check new mechanics for me. As you may have already noticed, almost all the clues are interconnected and some required talking to another person before it can be collected. This made the game more complicated than usual and also gave other recurring characters the spotlight, as usually they have little to no input. Seeing as how the fans breezed through it,