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Honey, Where'd The Hamster Go

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Honey, Where'd The Hamster Go

By RyoramaOwner

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A mod about feeding our favorite little rodents nuclear material.

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"Honey, Where'd The Hamster Go" is a very small mod that features a single mechanic, feeding hamsters nuclear bombs. 

The mod supports using the nuclear bomb from Alex's Caves, and supports hamsters from Hamsters Plus Lite & Spawn. 

In the future I may polish some stuff and add compat for more mods, maybe even allowing hamsters to be fed overloaded reactors from Draconic Evolution for extra explosiveness.

"Honey, Where'd The Hamster Go" is a very small mod that features a single mechanic, feeding hamsters nuclear bombs. 

The mod supports using the nuclear bomb from Alex's Caves, and supports hamsters from Hamsters Plus Lite & Spawn. 

In the future I may polish some stuff and add compat for more mods, maybe even allowing hamsters to be fed overloaded reactors from Draconic Evolution for extra explosiveness.