Хомяка из Hamster Kombat выдвинули на премию. Почему символ игры может стать «Героем рунета»

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2022-11-09Actualizado a 2024-12-09

Игровое приложение в Telegram широко обсуждалось и вовлекло множество пользователей, поэтому организаторы премии посчитали, что символ «тапалки» заслужил общественного признания

В этом году одним из номинантов премии «Герои Рунета» станет хомяк из криптоигры Hamster Kombat. Об этом сообщил «РБК-Крипто» источник в организующем премию Региональном общественном центре интернет-технологий (РОЦИТ).

Hamster Kombat — игровое мини-приложение в мессенджере Telegram. В игре можно было «зарабатывать» монеты, нажимая на хомяка и выполняя другие задания. В конце сентября команда Hamster Kombat провела эирдроп токенов HMSTR.

Судя по отзывам сообщества, «тапальщики» рассчитывали, что получат больше, чем им было в итоге начислено. Игру с тех пор покинули примерно 276 млн игроков. По данным на 9 декабря, мини-приложение в Telegram насчитывает около 23,5 млн активных пользователей, а в августе, по информации разработчиков, их было 300 млн.

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Источник в РОЦИТ затруднился сообщить, кто именно получит награду, но сказал, что безусловным критерием отбора хомяка стал тот факт, что эта история широко обсуждалась в Рунете и вовлекла множество пользователей. Также источник сообщил, что героями Рунета в этом году станут несколько мемов и других ярких персонажей.

На мероприятии 11 декабря будут подведены итоги развития Рунета в 2024 году, названы главные события, проекты и люди, стоящие за ними. По словам организаторов, премия «Герои Рунета» — это не мероприятие с целью продвижения проектов, а событие, которое «фиксируют общественное признание, констатируют факты, которые невозможно смоделировать».

Лауреатами конкурса в прошлом, 2023 году, стали создатель Telegram Павел Дуров, блогер Раиль Арсланов, тувинская этно-рок-группа «Ят-ха», видеоигра Atomic Heart, нейросети «Шедеврум» и GigaChat.

Ранее на игру Hamster Kombat обратили внимание в Банке России. По словам руководителя службы по защите прав потребителей и обеспечению доступности финансовых услуг ЦБ Михаила Мамуты, регулятор ожидал жалоб от недовольных игроков, и готов рассказать про риски инвестиций пользователям «тапалок».

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