“The mechanics of Hamster Combat resemble a pyramid scheme.”

Can Picak laments: the currently extremely popular clicker games, although they offer clients a low barrier to entry into the market, the viability of projects can be extremely short:

“Aiming to reach a billion players with projects like Hamster Kombat raises questions about their true value. The mechanics of these clicker games are reminiscent of a Ponzi scheme, where the first participants receive the greatest benefit, and there is no talk of genuine adoption of cryptocurrency.”

Luke Paglia, chief operating officer of the My Pet Hooligan project, agrees with the assessment of the head of Web3 Eldarune. According to him, the mechanics of making a profit in clicker games are so simple that it allows you to automate the process with the help of bots, and they can render tokens useless in the future:

“There is a significant risk that the clicker economy will quickly become hyperinflationary, leaving many users holding thousands of worthless coins.”

Earlier, the founder of the Notcoin gaming project, Alexander Plotvinov, said that in order to create a more sustainable economic infrastructure, the idea of ​​a clicker would have to be abandoned.