YGG Play and Delabs Games Partner to Launch GIGACHADBAT on Abstract Chain

YGG Play has teamed up with Delabs Games, the Web3 division of 4:33 Creative Lab, to release GIGACHADBAT on Abstract Chain. The bite-sized baseball game launched on 18 September 2025, with a crossover map added to the earlier title LOL Land, and a live showcase held on 22 September during Korea Blockchain Week. 

The title already has nearly 26,000 followers on X, reflecting the attention it has gathered within the Web3 community.

The gameplay is designed to be light and accessible, appealing to everyday Web3 players. Players tap to prepare a swing and hit pitches to score points, which can then be redeemed for YGG tokens and Abstract XP. 

Bonuses, multipliers and levelling features provide additional incentives and make the experience more engaging. The developers describe it as “snackable” fun that balances simple mechanics with reward systems.

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This collaboration with Delabs Games builds on YGG Play’s earlier success with LOL Land, which has earned over US$2.5 million (AU$3.8 million) in lifetime revenue since May 2025. By linking the two titles with themed content, YGG Play aims to strengthen its reach in the casual Web3 gaming space. 

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.

Gabby Dizon, YGG Play Co-Founder

Delabs Games, backed by investors such as Hashed, Spartan Group and TON Ventures, has grown its ecosystem to more than 25 million users since 2023. Its founders bring deep industry expertise: James Joonmo Kwon previously led Nexon and developed multiple landmark titles, while JC Kim has been recognised for technical innovation in Web3 game development. Together, they aim to merge traditional gaming values with blockchain features in a way that feels seamless for players.

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