The National Agency for Prospective Projects (NAPP) of Uzbekistan has confirmed that the game Hamster Kombat is not banned. This clarification followed rumors that players could face legal issues for transferring in-game tokens to cryptocurrency exchanges.
NAPP stated that Hamster Kombat’s in-game coins are not considered crypto assets since they are not based on blockchain technology. Under Uzbek law, crypto assets must be blockchain-based and hold real value, which these game tokens do not.
This distinction means current regulations do not apply to Hamster Kombat. Unless the game developers introduce blockchain-based tokens, players can enjoy the game without legal concerns.
In summary, the NAPP has clarified that Hamster Kombat is not subject to a ban, stressing the importance of understanding the legal framework around digital assets. This decision allows players to continue playing without fear of legal repercussions.
