Hamster Kombat, the popular Telegram clicker game, has unveiled an ambitious roadmap for 2024 and 2025, signaling major developments that could reshape its future. On September 25, the game’s team announced plans to launch a Web3 gaming platform, integrate external payment systems, and introduce NFTs as in-game assets by the end of 2024. These moves aim to strengthen Hamster Kombat's ecosystem and appeal to a broader audience.

Hamster Kombat’s rapid success is hard to ignore. The game quickly gained popularity, reaching 239 million users in its first 81 days, and has since grown to over 300 million. However, maintaining engagement post-airdrop is a challenge for Web3 games. Only 131 million users—43% of the total player base—are eligible for its recent airdrop. Despite this, the team remains confident, stating that the value of the tokens distributed post-airdrop could increase due to the project’s fast-paced development.

The team also revealed plans to launch an ad network in December 2024, which will generate revenue for token buybacks and burns. These buybacks, similar to stock buybacks, aim to stabilize the token price by reducing supply. Token burns will further decrease the supply, potentially boosting the token's value.

Looking ahead to 2025, Hamster Kombat plans to create an NFT marketplace, host a competitive clan championship, and roll out the second phase of its airdrop, solidifying its place in the Web3 gaming landscape.