In the world of Hamster Kombat, daily updates have given players a taste of mystery through secret codes that surface in the game’s diffuse chatter. The latest puzzle appeared under the banner “300 Kryptan” on the Telegram channel, inviting participants to crack its meaning.
Between August 14 and August 15, players who successfully deciphered the code would receive a generous prize of 1 million in-game HMSTR currency. The password entry relies on Morse code, a feature you can reach from the Daily Password section nestled in the game’s main menu.
To translate a word into Morse, a brief press creates a dot while a longer press forms a dash. For the word TASKS, the encoding looks like this: T is a dash, A is dot dash, Q is dot dot dot, K is dash dot dash, and Q repeats as dot dot dot. The puzzle stays active until 22:00 the following day, at which point a fresh secret word will replace it.
Hamster Kombat is described as a Telegram-clicker where players accumulate points by clicking a hamster, solving codes, and collecting newly opened cards. There are promises from the developers about converting accrued points into cryptocurrency once the game lists on an exchange. Yet industry voices weigh in with caution. Vladimir Smerkis, the former head of Binance CIS, has warned about the real difficulty of distributing tokens when player counts surge. Blockchain expert Oleg Lupikov also cautions against expecting substantial earnings, noting the volatility and regulatory considerations that accompany crypto rewards.
Beyond Hamster Kombat, Telegram hosts a range of crypto-themed games such as Blum and Catizen, among others, contributing to a growing ecosystem of skill-testing and luck-driven digital entertainments. The landscape includes both quick hits and longer-running experiences, all tied to the lure of cryptocurrency and the social appeal of shared progress in chat communities.
Historically, the RuNet saw a proliferation of sites and pages built around Hamster Kombat, some of which leveraged the game’s popularity to attract attention. The pattern served as a reminder that any online phenomenon can attract varied interpretations, from legitimate gameplay communities to speculative ventures that ride the wave of a trending title.