Hamster Kombat has released its February 2, 2026 Daily Combo, giving players a chance to claim 5,000,000 in-game coins after completing the required card combination. The task is available only for the day and can be accessed through Mine → Daily Combo inside the Telegram-based mini-app.
The reward setup remains unchanged for the daily task
According to the source material, the Daily Combo is a recurring in-game mission with the same payout structure as before. Players receive the bonus instantly once the required actions are completed. To participate, they need to open the Mine section, find the Daily Combo banner, and buy or upgrade the specified cards.
The task format for the day is listed as buying or upgrading cards, with validity limited to February 2, 2026. Since the required cards rotate each day, players must follow the current day’s combination rather than relying on an earlier setup.
All steps are handled inside the Telegram mini-app
The completion flow is straightforward: open the Hamster Kombat mini-app on Telegram, go to the Mine tab, locate the Daily Combo banner, use existing in-game coins to buy or upgrade the required cards, then tap “Complete Combo” to collect the reward. The process stays fully inside the game environment, and the payout is issued as in-game coin rather than an on-chain token.
The source also describes the Daily Combo as a central part of the game’s play-to-earn system. Regular completion can help players build their coin balance faster, move through upgrades with less friction, and spend less time on repetitive grinding. Missing a day can slow overall progression for long-term participants.
Notice states the reward has no real-world monetary value
The safety notice in the source says rewards are distributed only as in-game coins and carry no real-world monetary value. Players are advised to use only the official Hamster Kombat Telegram bot and avoid fake bots, suspicious links, or unofficial groups. The article also states that the information is provided for reference and does not constitute financial advice.

