Hamster Kombat has revealed an ambitious roadmap for 2025 following its token launch on The Open Network (TON). Its Plans include new Web3 gaming expansions, NFT rewards, and a token buyback strategy, signaling big changes for the hit Telegram game. It also revealed Web3 Gaming Plans for 2025.
Hamster Kombat’s Ambitious Roadmap
In October, Hamster Kombat plans to launch the second season of the game and will look to rapidly expand its game library with new titles.
The developers are also looking to integrate “external payment systems” to help create an on-ramp into the game. This will help once the game integrates NFTs into the game in November. Also, Hamster Kombat will look to publish its first “cohort of games” created by third-party developers.
These games are likely to be found within the upcoming Hamster Kombat progressive web app (PWA) for iOS, Android, and desktop, which would mark the start of the game becoming less reliant on Telegram.
How To Engage Users Post-airdrop
On Sept. 23, the Hamster Kombat team revealed the allocations for its anticipated airdrop event. Out of its 300 million users, only 131 million are eligible to receive their airdrop, which represents only 43% of its total users.
The team behind Hamster Kombat also has strategies in place for keeping users engaged after airdrops. The team said that “11.25% of tokens distributed after Season 1 will be vested and unlocked 10 months after the listing. Given the project’s rapid development, the value of these tokens can be comparable to the initial unlock.”
The team would focus on the value proposition related to games within its ecosystem and not just earnings. “This approach is different from the traditional one, where Web3 developers are paying airdrop hunters,” they added.
By creating engaging content, the team plans to onboard more players by combining the best of Web2 and Web3.
Hamster Kombat Plans For Token buyback and burning
Moreover, the company will launch a dedicated advertising network that will be used by games in the Hamster ecosystem, which will be released in December 2024.
The team noted, “We’re also planning to use ad revenue to buy back tokens from the market for regular distribution to players and token burns.”
While Telegram will always be a crucial part of Hamster Kombat and its ecosystem of products, the team shared that they are looking to expand to capture the audience that isn’t on Telegram
