With less than 24 hours left until its highly anticipated token airdrop, Hamster Kombat (HMSTR) has announced a development roadmap.
The makers of the Telegram game have outlined a number of new initiatives, including a token buyback program, NFT integration, and the launch of a progressive web app (PWA).
As part of the Season 2 launch, Hamster Kombat plans to enhance the user experience by connecting its game with third-party games. In addition, the team announced a strategy to leverage ad revenue for regular token buybacks and burns, and redistribute tokens to active players.
“We use ad revenues to buy back tokens from the marketplace and burn tokens to be distributed to players,” the team said. The plan also includes driving players to YouTube to engage with video content as part of the game experience.
Season 2, scheduled to launch in the coming weeks, will introduce NFTs as in-game assets by November. This will coincide with the launch of a PWA that will allow players to access the game from desktops, Apple devices, and Android platforms.
Thursday’s token airdrop is in the news, with 131 million of the 300 million Telegram users who signed up to receive tokens. However, the airdrop was not without controversy. Some users voiced their concerns on social media, claiming they were unfairly disqualified from receiving tokens. The game’s team responded by announcing that 2.3 million bots and cheaters were excluded to ensure fairness.
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