Double Fine raises over $700k in fan donations for new game
Company uses Kickstarter to fund their next game, breaks speed records
Double Fine has announced yesterday that it will return to its adventure game roots, by utilizing the crowd-sourcing website Kickstarter to fund the project.
Mere 24 hours later, the project not only reached its $400k goal - it surpassed it. It took only about 8 hours to reach the goal - a speed record, according to the website.
Mere 24 hours later, the project not only reached its $400k goal - it surpassed it. It took only about 8 hours to reach the goal - a speed record, according to the website.
"I can confirm that there's not been a project that has raised as much as this one in such a short timeframe," a Kickstarter rep told Joystiq. As of 2pm EST, the project has earned over $750k - and the donations can continue for another month.
Double Fine lets users donate money in tiers, anywhere from $15 to $5000, in return offering special considerations for the game's release and development.
In related news, Minecraft creator Markus 'Notch' Peterson had offered to help fund a sequel to Psychonauts, however Double Fine isn't ready to announce the title and will instead focus on the now-funded adventure game instead.
Double Fine lets users donate money in tiers, anywhere from $15 to $5000, in return offering special considerations for the game's release and development.
In related news, Minecraft creator Markus 'Notch' Peterson had offered to help fund a sequel to Psychonauts, however Double Fine isn't ready to announce the title and will instead focus on the now-funded adventure game instead.
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