Double Fine Kickstarter Aims for $100M for Brutal Legend 2
Double Fine has launched a Kickstarter for its Amnesia Fortnight game jam. Fans can vote on prototypes, with a $100 million stretch goal for Brutal Legend 2. This campaign follows the studio regaining independence from Xbox.
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Double Fine's famous game jam returns with 26 new ideas and a promise to make Brutal Legend 2, if its Kickstarter…
Double Fine's Amnesia Fortnight game jam has returned, launching a Kickstarter campaign that has already surpassed its $400,000 goal. The event allows developers to pitch and prototype new game ideas over two weeks, with the top four finalists being built into playable demos for public voting. A stretch goal of $100 million could potentially fund Brutal Legend 2.
Double Fine gör Brütal Legend 2 om de får in 100 miljoner Kickstarter-dollar
Double Fine has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their Amnesia Fortnight event, where fans can vote on game ideas. A stretch goal of $100 million could lead to the development of Brütal Legend 2, though the article notes this is unlikely. The campaign has already raised over $370,000.
Double Fine Will Make Brutal Legend 2 If We Give Them A Bucketload Of Money
Double Fine has indicated that a sequel to Brutal Legend could be made if they receive $100 million through a Kickstarter campaign. While this is an unlikely scenario, the studio is open to the possibility.
Double Fine adds Brutal Legend 2 to its Amnesia Fortnight Kickstarter as a $100M stretch goal
Double Fine Productions has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its Amnesia Fortnight 2026 game jam, with an ambitious $100 million stretch goal to develop Brutal Legend 2. The campaign is currently seeking $400,000 for the game jam projects, and has already surpassed $330,000. The article also notes the recent passing of actor Tim Curry, who voiced a character in the original Brutal Legend.
Double Fine will finally make Brutal Legend 2, but only if its new Kickstarter campaign reaches an almost impossible $100m
Double Fine has announced plans to develop Brutal Legend 2, contingent on their new Kickstarter campaign for 'Amnesia Fortnight 2026, Indie Reboot' reaching an ambitious $100 million goal. The studio recently regained independence after being acquired by Xbox. The campaign aims to fund a two-week game jam and documentary, with Brutal Legend 2 serving as a highly improbable stretch goal.
Double Fine will finally make Brutal Legend 2, but only if its new Kickstarter campaign reaches an almost impossible $100m
Double Fine has announced a Kickstarter campaign for 'Amnesia Fortnight 2026, Indie Reboot,' which includes a stretch goal to develop Brutal Legend 2 if the campaign reaches an ambitious $100 million. The studio recently regained independence after being owned by Xbox.
Double Fine are all in on making Brutal Legend 2, if you're willing to give them $100 million in their game jam Kickstarter, anyway
Double Fine has launched a Kickstarter campaign for their Amnesia Fortnight game jam, with a stretch goal to fund Brutal Legend 2 if $100 million is raised. While the funding goal is highly ambitious, the campaign allows backers to vote on prototypes developed during the jam, with winners potentially becoming full games. This initiative marks Double Fine's return to independence after being acquired by Microsoft.
I Am Begging One Cool Billionaire To Take Up Double Fine’s Offer To Fund Brutal Legend 2
Double Fine is seeking $100 million in pledges to fund Brutal Legend 2 through a Kickstarter campaign, following its split from Microsoft. The studio is also running a two-week game jam called Amnesia Fortnight to prototype other game ideas, with some chosen by supporters for further development. The article notes that Double Fine recently underwent layoffs affecting 23 employees.
After Being Ditched by Xbox, Double Fine Says It'll Make Brütal Legend 2 If Its Amnesia Fortnight 2026 Kickstarter Raises an Impossible-Sounding $100 Million
Double Fine has launched a Kickstarter campaign for its Amnesia Fortnight 2026 event, stating it will develop Brütal Legend 2 if the project raises an ambitious $100 million. This announcement follows the studio's separation from Xbox.
Free from Xbox, Double Fine returns to Kickstarter to ask fans what its next "small" game should be
Double Fine Productions, now independent from Xbox, is launching a Kickstarter campaign for "Amnesia Fortnight 2026." This project will involve a two-week game jam where backers can vote on which of the studio's ideas will be developed into prototypes and potentially a new small game. The process will be documented by 2 Player Productions, and CEO Tim Schafer confirmed the studio has regained publishing rights to its intellectual property.
