How this was made

Corrected Sept. 4, 2026. This article originally dated the VibeBlitz winners announcement Aug. 13, said the judges picked the winners three days later than planned, and said vibecode.game launched in July. Yield Guild Games and Animoca Brands announced the winners on Aug. 11 - one day after the scheduled Aug. 10 close - and vibecode.game launched on June 16; the lede now cites YGG's own announcement rather than a later re-share. Two closing sentences were also removed: they said neither company had committed anything beyond the prize money and cited EGamers for it, but EGamers makes no such statement and the contest page tells entrants that "top projects don't just walk away with prize money", citing an Animoca investment programme, distribution and portfolio introductions. The summary described the winners as five pixel-art games; one of the five, Agent Fighter, is a browser-based fighting game, so that now reads "five browser games". · Sep 4, 2026 · 13:26 UTC