In Brief:
- Gigaverse (official site) is running a joint event with Loot Survivor in which players race Giglings for rewards that include dungeon keys usable in the Starknet dungeon-crawler.
- Prizes also include a heightened ETH jackpot pool with better win odds, winnable skins and pooled creator fees, according to a rundown of the event.
- It’s the second time Gigaverse has tied its racing mode to another game’s dungeon keys, after a June crossover with Cambria.
Gigaverse is connecting its Gigling races to Loot Survivor, letting players win dungeon keys for the Starknet game by competing in the Abstract RPG’s onchain racing mode.
The event was outlined in a rundown posted by the account @whenlamboBU, who billed it as starting the following day and labeled the post “part 1” of the breakdown.
Here's part 1 for the rundown of the new Gigaverse x Loot Survivor event starting tomorrow
In Gigaverse you will compete in Gigling races for :
-Heightened $eth Jackpot Prize Pool and Win Odds
-Dungeon Keys to use in @LootSurvivor
–Winnable Skins
-Pooling creator fees
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Race winners take dungeon keys to use in Loot Survivor, the account said. The listed rewards also include a “Heightened $eth Jackpot Prize Pool and Win Odds,” “Winnable Skins” and “Pooling creator fees.”
How the races work
Gigling racing lets players set up their own races. Organizers pick the entry fee, paid in ETH, along with the race distance and any items that can swing the result, such as performance-enhancing butterflies or disruptive dung.
Each race holds up to eight Giglings. In the standard format, 90% of the collected entry fees go to the winners.
A Race Oracle handles fairness onchain. Players can also breed Giglings to tune their traits for future races.
Dungeon keys, again
The format isn’t new for Gigaverse. The studio ran a similar crossover with Cambria from June 23 to June 27, offering 200 free-to-play races that each awarded 25 dungeon keys usable in that game.
Those races ran twice daily, at 8 a.m. and 8 p.m. UTC, and players could enter without a Gigaverse account. Both games sit on the Abstract network.
This time the keys point at Loot Survivor instead, extending the cross-game reward loop to a different chain.
About the games
Loot Survivor is a fully onchain arcade dungeon-crawler built on Starknet by BibliothecaDAO. Its 2.0 version reached full release in August 2025 and has generated $250,000 in in-game sales in the five months since, with players earning $SURVIVOR tokens and chasing beast bounties.
Gigaverse is a browser-based onchain RPG from GLHFers, live on Abstract and running on Proof of Play infrastructure. Players spend energy to run dungeons, craft gear, fish and trade items through an integrated marketplace.
The game has logged more than 22.1 million dungeon runs. In the standard Gigling race, 90% of the entry fees go straight to the winner.
