Hamster breeds
8 breeds · 30 colours
Real breeds in their real colours. Every animal is still one of a kind: its markings, eye colour and build differ even within the same colour.
Breeds
Syrian
Short coatLarge
The biggest hamster, with puffy cheeks and the most colours
7 colours· ✨ 1 rareBreed standard: NHC
👑 Island Leader look: free as your first animal, or 1,500 Diamonds in the in-game shop
Satin Syrian
VelvetLarge
A glossy coat that shines like satin
2 colours· ✨ 1 rareBreed standard: NHC
✨ Special look: 3,000 Diamonds
Long-haired Syrian
Long coatLarge
Long fluffy fur like a teddy bear; boys grow a little skirt
4 colours· ✨ 1 rareBreed standard: NHC
👑 Island Leader look: free as your first animal, or 1,500 Diamonds in the in-game shop
Rex Syrian
CurlyLarge
Curly fur and curly whiskers
2 coloursBreed standard: NHC
Winter White
Short coatSmall
A dark stripe down the back; turns white in winter
6 colours· ✨ 1 rareBreed standard: NHC
✨ Special look: 3,000 Diamonds
Campbell's Dwarf
Short coatSmall
Round face and the most colours of the dwarf hamsters
5 coloursBreed standard: NHC
Roborovski
Short coatTiny
The tiniest, with white eyebrows like a smile, and very fast
2 colours· ✨ 1 rareBreed standard: NHC
👑 Island Leader look: free as your first animal, or 1,500 Diamonds in the in-game shop
Chinese
Short coatSmall
Slim like a little mouse, with a tail
2 coloursBreed standard: NHC
Hamster · Chops veggies in the kitchen
However small, a hamster can do every main job: planting, chopping, cooking, carrying and serving. It levels up from every finished task — even the ones done while you're away — and its talents make some jobs faster with a chance of a ×2 harvest.
Moods
- Smiling
- Delighted
- Sleepy
Personalities it might have
- Diligent — Works longer than its friends before asking for a break
- Sleepy — Loves a nap during the day, but always goes back to its own job afterwards
- Playful — Stops to play often — you can call it back to work any time
These species are examples, not the full launch line-up. You always choose the species yourself, or let it be a surprise.
