Double Fine’s Second Kickstarter Is Also A Huge Success

Double Fine’s Second Kickstarter Is Also A Huge Success

The first time Tim Schafer’s Double Fine studio went on Kickstarter, it broke records. The second time? They’re still printing money. Well, printing donations.

Having asked for $US725,000 to complete the company’s second Kickstarter game, strategy title Massive Chalice, it has passed the required total with over three weeks to spare.

The game’s campaign page doesn’t list specific stretch goals — extra content added to the game as extra money comes in — but Double Fine does say “the game’s scope will grow based on the amount of total backing we receive”.

Massive Chalice [Kickstarter]


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