Hamster Time pairs productivity tracking with a virtual pet system, letting you manage tasks and focus sessions while tending to collectible hamsters that respond to your work habits. The game rewards your actual productivity by building interactions with your digital companions, making it appealing to anyone seeking a gentle motivational tool that blends desktop utility with low-commitment pet collection.
About this game
Hamster Time is a collectible desktop companion game that reacts to your activity. Manage your time with a focus timer, keep track of your to-do list, and make the most of your day alongside your adorable hamsters.
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Hamllo!It’s already been almost three weeks since we opened the demo.Thanks to all of your love and support, the number of players who have tried the demo has now reached 1,000!(hamster applause)Today, we’d like to share some news about new features added based on your feedback, as well as our participation in Steam Next Fest.\We received many requests for a more noticeable notification when the Focus Mode timer ends and Break Mode begins.Now, when Break Mode starts, your custom text and alarm sound will play together!\\In addition to the four default alarm sounds, you can also add your own sound files to a folder and use them as alarms.(You can use the default folder or choose any folder you prefer.)On macOS, there may be a delay of about two seconds after clicking the folder selection button.We plan to add an on-screen notice in a future update to make this behavior clearer.\We’ve also added two new quality-of-life features that many of you requested.First, there’s now a button for moving Hamster Time between screens, which should make things easier for players using dual monitors who have trouble using the shortcut.We’ve also added an option to automatically launch Hamster Time when your computer starts.Please note that in order to use the auto-launch feature, Steam itself must also be set to launch automatically when your computer starts!\Hamster Time is participating in Steam Next Fest, starting today!Steam Next Fest is an event featuring demo versions of tons of amazing upcoming games.Hamster Time will be joining the festival as well, ready to show everyone the power of the hamster legion!We’d really appreciate your support so that Hamster Time can reach even more players.See you in the next announcement.Hamk you!
Hamllo!A huge thank you to all 1,500 Hamster Masters who have downloaded the demo!We’re keeping a close eye on the Steam Community, and we’re also collecting your feedback and bug reports through our Discord.Thanks to all of you, we’ve been able to discover useful quality-of-life features and issues that we hadn’t thought of ourselves!We plan to improve them all before the full release, so please keep sending us your feedback.Here are the fixes included up through today’s v0.1b update:Fixed an issue where text was not displayed correctly in some languages during the typing co-op mode.Fixed an issue where customization changes were not applied correctly during the timer’s break period.Fixed an issue where the flower was already bloomed from the start when replaying Sunflower Mode.Fixed an issue where the UI for converting coins into Sunflower Seeds was not displayed correctly.We’re also working on various additional features, including better feedback for friend invites, text displayed when the timer ends, sound effects, and more.With Steam Next Fest just around the corner, we hope you’ll continue supporting us all the way to the full release!Hamk you!
Ham-hello!The Hamster Time demo is out today!Hamster Time is a cute, lightweight game you can keep running on your desktop while you get other things done.Here’s what you’ll find in the demo:26 Common-tier hamsters + 2 special characters128 hats29 hamster wheels3 multiplayer modesA focus and break timerA to-do listPlease share any bug reports or feedback about the demo on the Steam Community or in our Discord server!Hamk you!
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