GIGACHADBAT

GIGACHADBAT blends the simplicity of a casual baseball game with the Web3 ecosystem, turning every swing into an opportunity to earn rewards. Beneath its lighthearted aesthetic, the title introduces a “degen” structure —easy to play but with blockchain-linked rewards— that aims to attract both experienced players and newcomers to the ecosystem.

A Collaboration Between Delabs Games and YGG Play

The project is developed by Delabs Games, the Web3 division of South Korean group 4:33 Creative Lab, and published by YGG Play, the publishing arm of Yield Guild Games (YGG). Both companies announced on September 18, 2025, that the game will run on the Abstract blockchain, a network built to integrate fast-paced gameplay with decentralized economies.

That same day, the title’s launch coincided with the arrival of a GIGACHADBAT-themed map inside LOL Land and a special event scheduled for Korea Blockchain Week (KBW) on September 22, 2025. Its official X account already promotes the message:

“GIGACHADBAT is LIVE! … swing big …”, marking the start of its public phase.

How to Play: Rhythm, Reflexes, and Progression

At its core, GIGACHADBAT offers a simple mechanic: the player steps up to the plate, times the swing, and hits precisely. Each successful hit earns points, and the distance the ball travels determines the total earned.

According to CCN, players “tap the ball to charge power before the pitcher throws it; the farther it goes, the more points they earn.”

On top of that, the game features a “levelling metagame”, described by BlockchainGamer.biz, allowing players to upgrade stats, unlock multipliers, and boost rewards over time.

The design keeps the experience accessible but adds growing incentives for those who dedicate time to perfecting their hits. Matches are short and replayable —what the developers call “snackable gameplay loops”— ideal for quick sessions on mobile devices or lightweight platforms like Telegram, where the game has been described as a “click-to-money baseball game.”

Game Economy: Points, Tokens, and Abstract XP

Each round generates points that can be exchanged for YGG tokens and Abstract XP, integrating players into a fully on-chain economy. The system relies on the Abstract blockchain, ensuring verifiable and transferable rewards.

However, some economic details have not yet been officially revealed:

• The exact conversion rates between points and tokens remain unknown.
• Possible network fees or withdrawal limits have not been disclosed.
• It’s unclear whether a “non-crypto” mode will be available for new users without wallets.

Despite these uncertainties, the declared intention from YGG Play and Delabs Games is clear:

to move away from the free airdrop model toward one where value is earned through gameplay.

A “Casual Degen” for Everyone

The term Casual Degen summarizes the project’s approach: a simple, fast, and fun game with real earning potential. In that sense, GIGACHADBAT aims to connect two audiences:

1. Web3 players, interested in decentralized economies and utility tokens.
2. Casual players, who prefer quick matches without worrying about the underlying tech.

This concept follows a growing trend in the sector: lightweight games like Notcoin, Hamster Kombat, or Bombie, which integrate blockchain rewards without sacrificing accessibility or fun.

GIGACHADBAT represents the new face of Web3 entertainment: a casual baseball game that’s easy to understand yet connected to real reward systems. Its launch on Abstract, powered by Delabs Games and YGG Play, marks another step toward game models where skill and consistency generate tangible value.

Though some details are still to be defined, the proposal confirms that the future of play-to-earn is moving toward simple, interactive experiences open to all types of players.