Hamster Kombat has recently been losing users rapidly due to controversial actions by the developers. Players have been waiting for months for any kind of drop from Hamster, but the developers keep adding mini-games that reward unclear keys, with no information about an airdrop. Currently, rumors are circulating that on August 28 of this year, there will be a global update in Hamster Kombat, introducing clans (a similar system exists in many other tap-based games, such as Blum). Let's take a closer look at this new system.

Clan System in Hamster Kombat: What It Is

The clan system allows players to band together into small or large groups to compete. But why is such a system needed in Hamster Kombat? While there’s no official information from the developers yet, players speculate that due to the large number of players, the developers simply cannot distribute a quality airdrop, so they are filtering out players. Recently, they banned several million players for using key generators, and the clan system might be another way to filter out more players or reduce the share for the majority.

We have repeatedly mentioned that the use of keys is still unknown. According to rumors (and leaked photos), keys will be used to upgrade cards to increase the profits of your clan/tribe. In other words, the creators of Hamster Kombat are asking players to start the game from scratch, using keys instead of coins, which are even harder to obtain. Undoubtedly, this will increase the demand for mini-games packed with ads, which the developers have successfully integrated into their project. This will allow them to earn even more money, but whether they decide to share this profit with the players is a big question.