Make collection progress visible
Identify the Hamsters you already have, then read the next unlock condition shown in your game. The developer says you can unlock new Hamsters and expand your collection. It does not publish a complete roster or a single rule for every unlock. Your current collection screen or available purchase and merge options are more useful than a guessed list.
Collection is a long-term goal alongside production. A new Hamster can add another item to the collection, while a higher tier can improve Seed output. Those outcomes may overlap in a particular session, but do not assume every merge yields a new collection entry or every purchase unlocks a previously unseen one. Check what the game actually awards.
Use a small collection log
You can keep a simple note while playing. The goal is to separate what you have verified from what you plan to pursue. Use the labels that appear in your own session rather than names from an unrelated guide.
| Record | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Hamsters currently owned | Shows your active collection and producers. |
| New entry you want | Keeps the next goal specific. |
| Displayed requirement | Tells you whether you need Money, a merge, or another shown condition. |
| Result after an action | Confirms whether the collection actually changed. |
If the game displays a locked entry, read its current requirement before planning a route. If the requirement is not visible yet, continue the confirmed progression loop and check again later. Do not invent a rarity grade or a universal unlock order to fill the gap.
Keep production running while you collect
Your collection goals depend on the resources the game makes available. Hamsters drop Seeds over time; you collect and deposit them to earn Money. Money buys more Hamsters. Merging creates higher-tier Hamsters, and higher tiers drop more Seeds. Keeping that loop working gives you the means to pursue available purchases while you inspect new entries.
Avoid confusing a producer upgrade with a collection unlock. A merge might be valuable because it improves Seed output. A purchase might be valuable because it adds another Hamster. For either action, check the live result preview and then inspect your collection afterward. This is the only safe way to tell what changed without a current roster.
If you are deciding what to do with earned Money, compare the next purchase with the present merge requirements. A collection goal may favor an option that is different from the option you would choose for immediate Seed output. There is no verified universal priority, because the public description contains no prices, yields, or full unlock map.
When a new Hamster seems out of reach
Start with the exact entry you want. Read its in-game condition if one is shown. If it requires more Money, return to Seed collection and deposit. If it points to a merge, inspect the required inputs and higher-tier result. If the condition is unclear, avoid spending on an unrelated upgrade until you know whether it helps the target entry.
The unlock guide explains how to approach a locked Hamster. This page is for keeping track of a growing collection and checking that your actions actually advance it.
FAQ
Is there a complete Hamster roster here?
Use the names and collection entries displayed in your current game; do not follow a guessed roster.
Does every merge unlock a new Hamster?
The confirmed result of merging is a higher-tier Hamster. Check your collection after a merge to see whether it also adds an entry.
How do I know which Hamster to pursue next?
Choose a visible locked entry and read its current requirement. Keep collecting and depositing Seeds when you need Money for an available purchase.
Why track the result after each action?
It tells you whether your collection grew, your production changed, or both, without relying on an outdated list.