Double Fine’s Second Kickstarter Is Also A Massive Success

By Luke Plunkett Published June 4, 2013 |

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.

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Having asked for $725,000 to complete the company’s second Kickstarter game, strategy title Massive Chalice, they’ve passed the required total with over three weeks to spare.

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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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