South Korean web3 game developer Delabs Games recently revealed new strategic partnerships with Ambrus Studio, Cow Cup, and Proof of Play in the web3 gaming industry.
Three Pioneering Partnerships Announced for Delabs Games
Ambrus Studio, the developer behind “E4C: Final Salvation,” will collaborate with Delabs Games to exchange resources and support each other’s games. Johnson Yeh, the founder of Ambrus Studio and a gaming veteran with experience in esports, will also be joining Delabs as an advisor, bringing his expertise from his time at Riot Games.
Another partnership announced by Delabs Games is with Cow Cup, the developer of the mobile-based battle royale MOBA “Counter Fire.” This collaboration will involve cross-community airdrop campaigns such as Ladybug’s Journey and Hill’s Treasure Hunt, connecting the communities of both games.
In addition to these partnerships, Delabs will be airdropping platinum and golden tickets to the Counter Fire community, while Counter Fire’s Founder’s Tag will be integrated into Delabs’ upcoming airdrop event part 3. Delabs community members who participate in Counter Fire’s pre-season testing will also have the opportunity to be whitelisted for the project’s Genesis Heroes mint.
Delabs Games has recently announced that all its portfolio of games will be transitioning to Arbitrum, moving away from its previous deployment on Polygon. The studio’s games include the lawnmower racer “Rumble Racing Star,” which initially was available for PC but has now expanded to mobile. “Metabolts,” a dystopian character collection RPG, and “Space Frontier,” a space-themed survival game still in development, are also part of Delabs’ gaming portfolio.