Hamster Kombat, a Telegram-based game, faces critical internal conflicts and investor disagreements. These conflicts risk the project’s prospects, such as the expected HMSTR token airdrop. The situation worsened after a report on August 16 revealed the internal conflicts between the team and the investors.
Legal Battle Looms for Hamster Kombat Team
The conflict began when AD. RU, an investor in the game, claimed that the owners of Hamster Kombat cheated players out of their fair share of the profits. Undefined RU, spearheaded by CEO Anton Gorshkov, has also played a significant part in the game’s advancement after investing $600,000 in 2020. This investment was made as part of a broader project with Eduard Gurinovich, who has been associated with the creation of Hamster Kombat, despite their financial contributions and marketing efforts, which were said to have raised over $1 million, AD. RU states that their agreed-upon equity was not considered.
In response, Gurinovich denied any involvement in AD. RU in the development of Hamster Kombat. He refuted the allegations by stating that the initial agreement was for another project entirely. Undefined In response, RU submitted a technical report stating that the servers of Hamster Kombat were linked with that of Arenum, another project involving both parties. The conflict has reached a point where Gorshkov has filed a pre-trial claim against Gurinovich, indicating that there may be a legal lawsuit.
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Furthermore, internal conflict increased after the exit of marketing director Nikita Anufriev. Anufriev stated that he would receive a significant share of the revenue, which never happened, even though he helped promote the game worldwide and attract more investors. This has only served to deepen the controversy and further shift the project’s internal and external relations.
Technical Issues Halt Hamster Kombat Airdrop
The internal conflict has impacted the operational aspects of Hamster Kombat, particularly the HMSTR token airdrop. Originally scheduled for late July, the airdrop has been postponed until further notice. The team pointed to technical issues with the TON blockchain and fears of network congestion as the main issues. This delay has caused a lot of dissatisfaction and frustration among the players who were hoping to receive their share.
Community members have complained, especially because the team does not communicate new time frames properly. As the team spends more time dealing with conflicts instead of creating content, the future of Hamster Kombat remains uncertain. Players and investors fear server issues and the longevity of the game.
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