In Brief:
- GIGACHADBAT said its run on Abstract will end once Delabs Play Season 2 wraps up.
- The team said the game will continue and that a new platform will be announced later.
- Delabs Games and YGG Play launched the baseball title on Abstract in September 2025, after it started as a Telegram tap-to-earn game on TON.
GIGACHADBAT is leaving Abstract. The game will end its time on the chain once Delabs Play Season 2 is over, according to a post from the game’s official X account.
The team said the game itself will carry on. It didn’t name the new platform or give a date for when it’ll be revealed.
After Delabs Play Season 2 ends, the journey on Abstract comes to an end, but @GIGACHADBAT is not over.
Enjoy the final season on Abstract. The new platform will be announced later.
“After Delabs Play Season 2 ends, the journey on Abstract comes to an end, but @GIGACHADBAT is not over,” the account said.
No destination yet
The post didn’t give an end date for Season 2. It also didn’t say what happens to player points, progress or rewards once the move is complete.
The announcement makes Season 2 the last Delabs Play season GIGACHADBAT will run on Abstract. The post told players to “Enjoy the final season on Abstract.”
The game’s official site still lists it as free-to-play baseball on Abstract. It tells players to “Rack up points every at-bat, then redeem them for rewards on Delabs Play.”
Delabs Play
Delabs Games DELABS $0.0003294 ▼ -25% built Delabs Play as a hub for player rewards across its titles. Its launch season, called the Grand Season, offered $1,000 in $CHAD.
Besides GIGACHADBAT, the hub lists Boxing Star X, Ragnarok Libre and the studio’s RRS title. Delabs pays out gameplay and community rewards in seasons, according to its whitepaper.
Seasonal campaigns aren’t new for the studio. Its first, Press Play On The Future, ran from May 8 to June 8, 2025, and paid $DELABS to active Boxing Star X players. Ragnarok Libre later ran an airdrop season with a 30,000,000 $DELABS prize pool.
Second chain move
This will be the game’s second platform change. Delabs introduced GIGACHADBAT in July 2024 as a baseball clicker on Telegram Mini Apps, running on TON.
In that version, players launched the game through a Telegram bot and tapped to swing. They could wager points for a chance to multiply them, and players who connected a TON wallet could claim daily rewards. The points were supposed to convert into $GAME GAME $0.0009625 ▼ -6.8% GAME $0.0009625 ▲ +0.5% tokens later.
The game then moved to Abstract under YGG Play, the publishing arm of Yield Guild Games. It launched there on Sept. 18, 2025, alongside a GIGACHADBAT map in YGG's LOL Land. The two companies held a live showcase on Sept. 22 during Korea Blockchain Week.
At launch on Abstract, players tapped to build swing power before each pitch and earned more points for longer hits. Those points could be redeemed for YGG tokens and Abstract XP. Tournaments, check-ins, bonuses and multipliers added extra rewards.
Studio background
Delabs Games is the web3 division of South Korea’s 4:33 Creative Lab. James Joonmo Kwon, also known as JMK, and JC Kim co-lead the studio.
Its backers include Hashed, Spartan Group and TON Ventures. Yield Guild Games invested in both a strategic round and a Series A in 2024.
At the Abstract launch last year, Kwon said Delabs had focused on “creating a fun, snackable experience with a fast core loop, simple mechanics anyone can pick up instantly, and the added thrill of redeeming points for YGG tokens.”
Signing off on the latest change, the team kept it short. “The new platform will be announced later,” the account said.
