The latest news on Hamster Kombat, a popular Web3 clicker game, reveals a mix of controversy and future plans. Recently, the game's airdrop event left many users disappointed, with payouts significantly lower than expected. After months of anticipation, most participants received only a few dollars, leading to widespread frustration, especially among users in Nigeria who had hoped for substantial financial rewards【6†source】.

Despite this, Hamster Kombat continues to evolve. The game's developers have announced a new roadmap for late 2024 and 2025, including plans to integrate NFTs as in-game assets, launch new games within their ecosystem, and introduce external payment systems. They also plan to implement token buybacks and burns to stabilize the market value and keep users engaged beyond the airdrop phase【7†source】.

Hamster Kombat also recently scored a listing on Binance, which could boost its profile and accessibility to more users【8†source】. The project aims to combine Web2 and Web3 gaming elements to retain its massive user base, which has grown to over 300 million since its launch.