Hamster Kombat, the viral Telegram clicker game, is taking a unique turn in its second season by allowing players to step into the role of CEOs. In this new storyline, players won’t just be clicking through battles—they’ll be managing their own game development studios, tasked with hiring employees and creating gaming hits. The ultimate goal? Building a gaming platform from scratch.

Season 2’s teaser promises that the addictive clicker elements are here to stay, giving players the same engaging experience with a fresh twist. The storyline follows the first season, where players acted as CEOs of cryptocurrency exchanges.

On September 25, Hamster Kombat revealed an ambitious road map extending into 2025. The game plans to integrate payment systems, introduce new games, and add non-fungible tokens (NFTs) as in-game assets. While keeping the focus on the value proposition of gaming, the team assures there will still be significant rewards for players, with upcoming airdrops potentially matching the initial rewards.

Despite its rapid player growth—surpassing 300 million users—Hamster Kombat’s token, HMSTR, has struggled. The game’s token plummeted 68% after trading began, with a sharp decline in value in the first 24 hours. The developers, however, remain committed to enhancing the game’s economy, promising token buybacks and burns funded by advertising revenue.

Hamster Kombat continues to ride the wave of viral success, and with its new features and innovative gameplay, it’s poised to keep players hooked for seasons to come.