Ben Dobyns

Give me half a second.

Sure.

We've done so many campaigns since then.

So that was 1,117 backers.

On the Kickstarter, we tend to average $97 per backer.

We very intentionally worked on building that sustaining fan base, which was our core business mission.

Each time we turn around and as they've given us more money to work with, we've been able to deliver better product to essentially kind of start from this

very tiny position and growth.

And every time we release it, because the fans are empowered to share it, the fan base is a little bit larger.

We've had more discovery.

Kickstarter's brought more fans in.

YouTube has brought more fans in.

And so it's just this regular growth curve up.

This year alone, we've done three Kickstarters this year.

We've raised over $600,000 on there.

We've raised more money on

monthly patreon campaign on kickstarter what were the other two you have journey quest what were the other two kickstarters uh this year we did attacking the darkness uh where we raised uh around 25 grand that was kind of and we always do little experimental projects as well to see what the next big thing will be and then we raised 174 grand for a project uh a new gamers film

probably closer to 575.

Okay.

So for journey quest three, by then we'd really figured our process out and we knew that it was going to be a big campaign.