Collect pixel-art apes and send crews of up to five VX Kongz on jungle Adventure Runs in Play & Kollect, where each run turns up loot and Kongium to level them up. CyberKongz runs in the browser. You own Genesis, Baby and VX Kongz on Ethereum and the anime-style Genkai collection on Ronin. The KONG token on Ethereum replaced BANANA in 2025 and pays staking rewards and seasonal airdrops. You need a VX Kong to play.
Ronin
RON
$0.0607
+3.18%24h
- Market cap
- $46.9M
- Fully diluted
- $60.6M
- 24h volume
- $691k
- 7D
- -5.31%
- 30D
- -6.22%
- 90D
- +17.25%
- 1Y
- -83.69%
- Tracked high
- $4.22 Mar 25, 2024
- Tracked low
- $0.046 Jul 29, 2026
- 1-year range
- $0.046 to $0.3822
Frequently asked about CyberKongz
Does CyberKongz have a token?
Yes. CyberKongz is powered by Ronin (RON), which scores 63/100 on JRPG's Token Health model. The token drives CyberKongz's in-game economy, from rewards to tradable player-owned assets.
What blockchain does CyberKongz run on?
CyberKongz runs on Ethereum and Ronin. You need a wallet on one of those chains to hold or trade the game's on-chain assets.
What genre is CyberKongz?
CyberKongz spans the adventure and collectible genres, blending several styles of play in one title.
Is CyberKongz free to play?
No, CyberKongz is not free to play. It asks for an upfront purchase, NFT, or token to start, so factor that entry cost in before you play.
Is CyberKongz multiplayer?
Yes, CyberKongz supports multiplayer, so you play with or against other people, not just the game's AI.
Who developed CyberKongz?
CyberKongz LLC developed CyberKongz. The studio behind a Web3 game shapes how often it updates and how long its economy holds up.