Hamster Kombat Review: Tap to Earn Game Similar To Notcoin

Popular Telegram-based game Hamster Kombat informed its players that they would not be allowed to claim their full HMSTR token allocations on the day

Popular Telegram-based game Hamster Kombat has recently informed its players that they would not be able to claim their full HMSTR token allocations on the day when distribution goes live.

In a recent tweet, the game developers revealed that only 88.75% of the allocated tokens could be claimed now, while the rest (11.25%) would get vested for 10 continuous months, with the full release coming around July 2025. This has sparked frustration among players who were expecting to claim their tokens in full upon TGE.

The Hamster Kombat airdrop is giving away a total of 60 billion HMSTR tokens, out of a total supply of 100 billion. A further 15 billion are being reserved for Season 2 of Hamster Kombat, which is expected to begin after an “Interlude Season” lasting several weeks.

Hamster Kombat took a snapshot for Season 1, which will be used to distribute tokens at TGE on September 26. This will also be the first time the value of HMSTR is revealed, as it begins trading on The Open Network (TON).

The other major point of contention has been the game’s anti-cheating measures. Out of the 300 million players on Telegram, only 129 million players passed the threshold to qualify for the Hamster Kombat airdrop.

Originally, the game had 131 million users, but 2.3 million accounts were flagged as cheating and thus disqualified. Some of those banned users have since been given an “Achievement Unlocked: Cheating is Bad,” which is apparently meant to remind people to be nice and play fair.

In comparison to more recent airdrops, such as Catizen’s, players of Hamster Kombat felt that the weight in its allocation was against friend referrals and earning of keys — both additions that came later into the game.

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