Why Game Studios Are Choosing YGG Instead of Traditional Publishers
Web3 studios are tired. They don’t want to fight for users alone. They don’t want to waste budgets on ads that don’t convert. And they definitely don’t want to deal with bots farming their campaigns.
YGG offers a clean alternative.
→ Ready-made guild communities
→ Players with real on-chain history
→ Tools for quests, funnels, and retention
→ A launchpad that connects gameplay to token launche
→ A capital pool that supports in-game liquidity
Imagine launching a game and knowing from day one that thousands of organized guilds can flood into your test servers, report bugs, stress test your economy, and then join your token sale — all through a structured system.
YGG Play already proved this with LOL Land. The game pulled in millions in revenue because it had infrastructure behind it — not luck.
YGG isn’t acting like a publisher. It’s acting like a growth engine.
Studios love that because it saves them time, money, and mistakes.
In a few years, we might see Web3 studios launching on YGG the same way Web2 indie games launch on Steam’s Early Access.
