Hamster Kombat founder: There will be a second season version and a second airdrop within the next two years
ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the founder of the TON ecosystem game Hamster Kombat, which boasts over 250 million users, Sasha, revealed that following the first airdrop this month, they are already planning a second airdrop. He stated, "The game will continue, and there will be a second season and a second airdrop within the next two years. We believe that these tokens will belong to millions of users worldwide, which in itself holds great value."Additionally, Sasha expressed skepticism about the longevity of clicker games. Notcoin is considered the first Telegram crypto game to adopt the clicker model. Sasha said, "I don't think it will have any sustainability. From my perspective, only games with sustainable models can survive." Similar to the first generation of Notcoin, Hamster Kombat aims to accumulate rewards through clicking. Players of Hamster Kombat take on the role of a CEO of a cryptocurrency exchange, managing a virtual business while striving to accumulate in-game currency.Sasha stated, "We were inspired by the success of Notcoin and the popularity of social media games in the 2010s. So we took the strengths of both and incorporated our unity concept and a lot of educational content." Hamster Kombat also drew inspiration from meme stocks and social media during its creation. Sasha mentioned, "We were largely inspired by the GameStop and Reddit story, where retail investors showcased their influence over Wall Street."To protect the integrity of the game, Sasha indicated that they ultimately plan to address the issue of bot deployment. Sasha said, "We see everyone trying to flood the bots, and we will clean them up before the launch. Notcoin was able to ban about 20% of bot accounts, and we will try to do the same... using bots and referral cheating will be penalized."
