The Mochis - Recognizing the best in flash games

The Mochis 2010 is an award show recognizing the best Flash games in the industry. The Mochis is sponsored by Kongregate.

Nominate Your Favorite Game

Category: Best Flash Game Port

WINNER: Canabalt onto iPhone by Semi Secret Software: Flash version - iPhone version

Shift onto iPhone by Antony Lavelle and Armor Games, iPhone Port in association with Fishing Cactus: Flash version - iPhone version
Bloons onto iPhone by Ninja Kiwi and Digital Goldfish: Flash - iPhone version

Category: Best Indie Game

WINNER: The Company of Myself by 2DArray

Closure by Tyler Glaiel and Jon Schubbe
How to Raise a Dragon by Gregory Weir

Category: Best Game Art

WINNER: Machinarium by Amanita Design

Scary Girl by Nathan Jurevicus and Passion Pictures Australia
Little Wheel by OneClickDog Games

Category: Best Multiplayer Game

WINNER: Zilch by Gaby Vanhegan

Boxhead Bounty Hunter by XGen Studios & Sean Cooper
Desktop TD Pro by Casual Collective

Category: Best Strategy Game

WINNER: Shadez 2: Battle For Earth by Sean Cooper

Bubble Tanks TD by Hero Interactive
Civilizations Wars by Cave of Wonders Studios

Category: Best Puzzle Game

WINNER: Rustyard by Nitrome

Back to the Cubeture by Edible Castle
Closure by Tyler Glaiel and Jon Schubbe

Category: Best Social Game

WINNER: Bejeweled Blitz by Popcap

Crazy Planets by Playfish
Snap Escape by Singapore-MIT GAMBIT Game Lab

Category: Best Shooter Game

WINNER: Captain Forever by Farbs

Death vs Monstars by Balazs Buri
Cube Colossus by Lucidrine

Category: Most Creative Game

WINNER: Time Fcuk by Edmund McMillen

Small Worlds by David Shute
Windosill by Vectorpark

Category: Best Kongregate Kreds Game

WINNER: Sacred Seasons by Emerald City Games

Heroes of Gaia by SnailGame
Battalion: Arena by Urbansquall

Category: People's Choice Award

WINNER: Cube Colossus by Lucidrine

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I nominate my own game?

A: Yes, absolutely!

Q: What's the Flash Game Port category?

A: The Flash Game Port category recognizes the best game of 2009 which originated in Flash and was migrated to another non-PC platform.

Q: I do not know if the game was created in 2009. Can I still nominate it?

A: Absolutely, please nominate the game. In the process of selecting finalists and winners, we will contact the game creator to verify that they qualify.

Q: Can I nominate Facebook games?

A: Yes, you can nominate any game that is Flash-based, including games on destination sites or social networks like Facebook.

Q: What qualifies as an independent game or commercial game?

A: An independent game is any game created by an organization 3 people or smaller, and not created on commission or for an advertiser. Commercial games are any created by companies greater than 3 people, on commission or for an advertiser.