Early adopters of the Hamster Kombat gaming project have spoken out against the launch of new Web2 and Web3 games on the platform, claiming that they give an “unfair” advantage to new users who can now earn both “keys” and $HMSTR tokens.

They also criticized the multiple delays in the release of Hamster Kombat tokens, which was originally scheduled for July. According to these users, newcomers to Hamster Kombat can now earn a maximum of $HMSTR tokens by playing multiple games on the platform at the same time, thereby reducing the lead held by early adopters.

If users do not participate in all the games while others do, they may receive smaller payouts despite their early participation.

Popular gaming platform Hamster Kombat, known for its addictive cryptocurrency-based gameplay, recently announced plans to launch several new Web2 and Web3 games on its platform, introducing features such as game keys.

Hamster Kombat's ambitious expansion announcement has drawn criticism from early adopters who feel the changes could put them at a disadvantage and change the landscape of airdrop rewards.

The main concern raised by players is the practicality of managing multiple games on low-end devices. With a new set of games, many users are worried that those with more powerful phones will have a competitive advantage.

The pressure to play all available games can feel like an added pressure, especially for those with less capable devices. For many users, the idea of juggling multiple games at once feels overwhelming. This has led to frustration over the perceived inequality of opportunity and rewards among players based on their device capabilities.

Another pressing issue is the airdrop system. Many newcomers who have been diligently completing daily combos and ciphers are finding that their rewards are not as significant as new users who play multiple games and collect more keys. This has raised questions about the fairness of the airdrop and whether it rewards those who play more games rather than those who have been dedicated from the start.

The role of keys in this ecosystem remains unclear. Players are left wondering how these keys will be used and how they will impact airdrop rewards. The lack of transparency around this issue has caused frustration, as users feel their time and effort may be undermined by a system that favors new or more active players.