Web3 gaming’s mobile gaming scene continues to grow as Yield Guild Games (YGG) Play lands a partnership with Delab Games to launch GIGACHADBAT, a new game for the casual degens in Web3.
According to a press release shared with CCN, YGG’s publishing arm, YGG Play, has inked a deal with Delabs Games, the Web3 arm of South Korea’s 4:33 Creative Lab, to launch GIGACHADBAT.
It’s a casual, “bite-sized” baseball game built on the Abstract chain and is truly one of the simpler Web3 games available on Telegram and browser.
Players tap the baseball to charge up their bat-swinging power before the pitcher throws the ball down the line. The further it goes, the more points they get.
There’s a series of bonuses and multipliers to acquire through in-game activities, tournaments, and check-ins.
Commenting on the Delabs partnership, YGG co-founder Gabby Dizon, stated:
“Their vision of accessible Web3 games matches our goals for the Casual Degen audience, and we’re going to make sure GIGACHADBAT reaches its real potential.”
Points are then redeemable as YGG tokens and Abstract XP, targeting the “Casual Degen” crowd fostered by other titles such as Hamster Kombat, Bombie, and others.
The news arrives alongside another major YGG Play partnership with Gigaverse and Pudgy Penguins, a $1.5 million YGG token buyback initiative, and other moves from the publisher.
As seen with 2024/25’s Telegram airdrop titles, namely Notcoin, Hamster Kombat, and Bombie, Web3 games often make promises to ‘reward’ their players, which tend to fall short of expectations.
Most of the time, they fail outright.
As Somnia’s founder, Paul Thomas, told CCN, Web3 gamers aren’t casual Web3 investors, and so they should be treated as players first, especially the degens.
With this release and the likes of GOAT Gaming, it appears that attitudes are shifting to make web3 gaming on mobile more sustainable without overhyping a token launch or airdrop.