If you played Flash-based games in the 2000s, you probably remember Kongregate, a website that hosted over 100,000 browser games. Developers of any experience level could upload their creations, and ...

Web gaming platform Kongregate has teamed up with blockchain game tech company Immutable X for a $40 million fund to give grants to developers who make blockchain games for Kongregate.com. Immutable ...

Last March IGN told you about Kongregate, the free Flash game Site offering user-uploaded games and social networking features. The Site has been steadily growing since last we visited, from 30,000 ...

Are you looking to showcase your brand in front of the gaming industry’s top leaders? Learn more about GamesBeat Summit sponsorship opportunities here. Kongregate took off as an early platform for ...

Kongregate now hosts downloadable, free games, as well as its standard fare of browser-based titles. The first three downloadable games on Kongregate are Super Monday Night Combat, Bomb Buddies and ...

It takes a bold plan and a lot of ambition to enter a market that has been dominated by a single player for more than a decade - and that's what Kongregate is attempting to do. Earlier this month the ...

Online and mobile games publisher and portal Kongregate has picked up its second games studio. The firm has acquired 100% of Synapse Games, the browser and mobile developer behind Animation Throwdown ...

Kongregate, a portal for browser games and publisher of mobile ones, is moving onto Steam. The company published their first Steam game earlier this month and have another lined up for November. What ...

Kongregate is an alpha stage online gaming site that will let users upload games they have built, charge users for premium play or features with a one click payment system and share revenues with the ...

No more user-submitted video games can be added to Kongregate, the company announced Wednesday. The website as players knew it will change as the company shifts its focus toward “internal game ...