Hamster Kombat has released its Daily Combo for March 27, 2026, giving players a chance to collect 5 million in-game coins by completing a card-based task inside the Telegram mini-app. The reward is available only for that date, and the project states that the coins are limited to in-game use and do not carry real-world monetary value.
Reward structure remains the same
According to the update, the Daily Combo is a recurring in-game mission tied to a fixed reward. Players must enter the Mine → Daily Combo section, locate the combo banner, and then buy or upgrade the required set of cards. Once the task is finished, the reward can be claimed instantly through the “Complete Combo” button.
The listed details are straightforward: the reward is 5,000,000 Coin, the task type is to buy or upgrade cards, and the validity window is limited to 27 March 2026. The source also notes that there has been no change to the reward system for this event.
The task must be completed inside Telegram
Players need to open the Hamster Kombat mini-app on Telegram, switch to the Mine tab, and look for the Daily Combo banner near the top of the page. From there, they must use their existing coin balance to complete the required purchases or upgrades, then submit the combo and collect the bonus.
The required cards change every day. That means the March 27 combo cannot be completed with a previous day’s setup. The source also says the combo is available only for a short period, making early completion the safer option.
Daily Combo remains a core progression tool
The article describes the feature as one of the key parts of Hamster Kombat’s play-to-earn design. Completing it on a regular basis can help players build coin balances faster, unlock upgrades more easily, reduce grinding time, and maintain steady in-game progress. Missing daily combos, especially over longer periods, can slow overall advancement.
A safety notice was included as well. Players are advised to use only the official Hamster Kombat Telegram bot and avoid fake bots, suspicious links, or unofficial groups. The source adds that the information is provided for reference only and does not constitute financial advice.