A romance simulator is taking social media by storm where we embody a hamster in a love square

- April 27, 2026
- Updated: April 27, 2026 at 10:11 PM

The game Sweet Hamster Days is scheduled for release in the third quarter of 2026, offering a unique experience in the romance simulator genre by allowing players to embody Kota, a boy who has been reincarnated as a hamster named Hamta. This particular narrative has generated interest, as well as some controversy, given the background and theme of the game.
Three sisters and a hamster
Prior to its current announcement, Sweet Hamster Days was removed from the Steam platform due to “various circumstances.” Although the exact details of this decision are not known, it is set against a backdrop where platforms are intensifying scrutiny over mature content, which has led to debates about the inconsistent regulatory standards they apply to video games.
The title is described as a romance simulator in which players interact with three sisters, seeking to repair the relationships between them through Hamta’s life. However, its content is not without controversy: the Steam page mentions that the game contains “scenes with characters in swimsuits and other revealing clothing”, which implies that there are romantic and possibly sexual elements, raising concerns regarding the game’s rating.
The author of the game seeks to establish a humorous parallel between the carefree life of a hamster and the responsibilities of human beings, suggesting that the life of these animals may seem appealing compared to ours. Despite this, it is evident that Sweet Hamster Days is not just a children’s title and that players must be prepared for the mature content it presents.
With its release planned for both Steam and Epic Games Store and DLsite, the arrival of Sweet Hamster Days is being awaited with some anticipation,while the question remains about how it will be received in an environment that is increasingly scrutinizing the content of video games.
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