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Raport Bieżący Nr 25/2016: Zakończenie Kampanii Kickstarter dla Gry Agony
10 Dec 20161 pages~1 min full read
Madmind Studio and PlayWay S.A. successfully concluded a Kickstarter campaign for the survival horror game Agony on December 10, 2016, raising $182,642 from 3,926 backers.
The campaign generated approximately 500,000 PLN in net proceeds for the developer after accounting for platform fees and campaign-related expenses.
The raised capital is specifically earmarked for enhancing the core gameplay experience and integrating virtual reality support into the title.
The funding serves as a non-dilutive capital injection, allowing the studio to expand development goals without sacrificing equity.
The successful crowdfunding effort validates consumer interest in the project and strengthens its market positioning within the competitive horror genre prior to commercial release.
The successful conclusion of the Kickstarter crowdfunding campaign for the survival horror title Agony marks a significant financial milestone for PlayWay S.A. and its subsidiary, Madmind Studio. Running from October 31 to December 10, 2016, the campaign attracted 3,926 individual backers who contributed a total of $182,642. This funding exceeds the initial requirements for the project and demonstrates strong consumer interest in the title prior to its commercial release.
After accounting for platform fees and campaign-related expenses, the net proceeds reaching the Bydgoszcz-based developer are estimated at approximately 500,000 PLN. These funds are specifically earmarked for the continued development and expansion of the game. A primary objective for the allocation of this capital is the integration of virtual reality support, alongside general enhancements to the core gameplay experience.
The scope of this financial event is centered on the Polish development sector and the global crowdfunding market, reflecting the strategic use of international platforms to secure production capital. By leveraging the Kickstarter community, the company has secured non-dilutive funding that supports both the technical evolution of the product and its market positioning within the competitive horror genre. This capital injection ensures the studio can meet expanded development goals, particularly regarding high-end technology implementations like VR.
