Hamster Kombat user base has exceeded 150 million, a 50% increase from last week
According to Decrypt, the TON ecosystem game Hamster Kombat claimed on Friday that its current player base is larger than the population of Russia, exceeding 150 million players, a 50% increase from last week. Last week, members of the Hamster Kombat team hinted at an airdrop planned for July.
It is reported that this game has attracted a lot of attention in Telegram. The announcement channel of Hamster Kombat on Telegram is the most popular channel in the app with over 35 million subscribers. The game's YouTube channel currently has about 23 million subscribers and its Twitter account has 7.7 million followers. The number of fans for each account has increased significantly in the past week.
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