At the time, that was the most for a video game crowdfunding campaign. When Pillars of Eternity was on Kickstarter in 2012, it garnered about $4 million. The campaign is scheduled to continue until February 24, so barring an early shutdown by Obsidian, that number should see substantial growth. As of publication, more than $1.14 million has already been contributed by more than 10,000 backers. Less than a day after the campaign started, that goal has been met and exceeded. Notable upcoming games like Psychonauts 2 and Wasteland 3 have reached their goals on Fig and now Pillars of Eternity 2 will take its turn. The lesser-known Fig is a crowdfunding platform exclusively for video games. However, in an interesting move, Obsidian has chosen to use Fig instead of Kickstarter. Like the original, Obsidian is seeking your help to make the game possible via crowdfunding. You can watch the lengthy announcement trailer above. The announcement came on Obsidian’s website, noting that it will be the studio’s first sequel in its 13-year history. ![]() Obsidian Entertainment announced Pillars of Eternity 2: Deadfire, the followup to its immensely successful 2015 role-playing game Pillars of Eternity.
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