More than one million people made pledges to games in 2019, up from around 868,000 in 2018. Most important of all, the Kickstarter community itself continued to grow. Kicking off 2020, Kickstarter has also begun an effort called Make 100, which asks creators to commit to making just 100 units of something special. Crane noted in particular that Zine Quest, which asked participants to make a small magazines to send out to backers, was tremendously successful. Kickstarter also organized its own promotions to inspire new and smaller creators. Top ten tabletop Kickstarters of 2019 Kickstarter Midara: Unintentional Malum - The Complete Trilogyĭispel Dice Debut Collection With Sharp Edges & Inclusions Reaper Miniatures Bones 5: Escape from Pizza Dungeon Top 10 tabletop Kickstarters of 2019 Name Game campaigns asking for less than $5,000, for instance, accounted for more than $4.6 million in funding, while those between $5,000 and $50,000 earned over $118 million. But Crane points to the robust numbers for small- and medium-sized campaigns as a sign of health in the category overall. The year wasn’t without its blockbuster hits the top 10 campaigns in the tabletop category alone accounted for more than $31.5 million in funding. Deliver packages to the inhabitants from the Island of Winds.

Soar the sky on this adventure of Mika, an aspiring witch. The total of 3,734 successful campaigns equates to a 13.1% increase for the category as a whole. Mika and the Witchs Mountain - delivery service adventure. The entire gaming category continued to flourish, chalking up 433 more successful campaigns than the year previous. Meanwhile, dollars pledged to successful video games were up for the first time since 2016, showing a modest 3.2% increase to $16.3 million. That category grew more than 6.8% in 2019, eclipsing $176.5 million in dollars pledged to successful campaigns. Dollars pledged to successful tabletop versus video games through 2019Ĭompared to 2018, tabletop games grew at an exceptional pace.

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