The thirty-something days are up, and Double Fine has closed its Kickstarter campaign with over $3.4 million banked – that’s about $3 million more than they’d originally looked to raise.<\/p>\n
The heap of cash now funding the studio’s project includes $3,335,265 pledged from 87,138 backers, and an additional $110,000 from other, unidentified “premium backers” not listed on Kickstarter. A chunky $50,000 pledge from boardgame manufacturer Days of Wonder topped the list of donations.<\/p>\n
“This is not the end of the whole gaming industry as we know it,” said Double Fine boss Tim Schafer. “There still might be a few games made by publishers after today. If you’ve ever been told you were part of a niche gaming effort, you can now be part of a super niche. Why does a big company get to choose what I watch or play? Well, now they can’t. Thank you to everybody on the team, to the backers, and to Cindy at Kickstarter.”<\/p>\n
That’s not bad going for a game nobody really knows anything about.<\/p>\n
Double Fine Adventure coming to multiple platforms<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Double Fine Adventure raises over $1 million<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n