The popular game Hamster Kombat has faced criticism and backlash from players due to issues with cheating and disqualifications for an upcoming airdrop. Many players feel that they have been unfairly treated and are demanding justice. Problems with referrals and a shift in the game's direction have also been noted. Only 37% of CEOs in the game are eligible for the airdrop, leading to frustration among players. One player has written an open letter to the game's managerial team, expressing their dissatisfaction with their system's failure to accurately identify real cheaters. A hashtag and boycott plan have been initiated by players to express their discontent. Despite these issues, Hamster Kombat has begun its Interlude Season in preparation for the launch of its HMSTR token and airdrop. During this interlude, certain features of the game have been removed, and players can now earn in-game diamonds through various activities. The game's creators warn that the high demand for the airdrop may affect network performance.



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