Last month, we reported on upcoming Deep Rock Galactic collectible figurines. Well, they launched on Kickstarter yesterday (March 26), and the response from fans has already been overwhelmingly positive, aside from some backlash regarding the steep prices. Regardless, the Kickstarter is already smashing it, raising more than three times the €50,000 goal.

MOOD Publishing has also celebrated hitting the 50K goal in just 32 minutes. Fans of the franchise looking to pick up one of these 13cm Dwarf figurines (or 18cm for the Scout and 10cm for the M.U.L.E) will also get a free enamel pin if they back the Kickstarter within the first 24 hours. There are still a few hours to claim that bonus, assuming you’re quick to see this.

Deep Rock Galactic collectible figurines are now available on Kickstarter

The campaign is officially FUNDED! We barely had time to finish our celebratory mug of beer before you smashed through the goal.

Seriously, thank you.

If you haven’t joined yet, there’s still plenty of time to get in on it (the campaign ends on April 16th) and bring the crew home to your shelves. And a reminder: the 24-hour Pin is only available until 16:00 CET tomorrow (27th of March). 

MOOD Publishing, via Kickstarter

At the time of writing this, the current amount of cash pledged is just over €180,000, so well over three times the goal – and climbing. The project funding phase spans three weeks, so there’s plenty of time for Deep Rock fans to keep adding to that amount. Below is a rundown on the different models available, along with pricing details; the full Collector’s Bundle is the biggest success so far, with well more than 500 backers.

• The Scout – €75
• The Driller – €75
• The Engineer – €75
• The Gunner – €75
• Collector’s Bundle – €275 (includes all four miners above, plus the exclusive M.U.L.E figurine)
• Optional add-on Board Game Miniatures – €25 (includes all four miners, unpainted, designed for use with Deep Rock Galactic: The Board Game) – the Scout is 72mm, the others are 50mm

Discussion surrounding the pricing continues online, but these are the cheapest you’ll be able to pick them up. Once the campaign is over, the current 17% discount will be removed. This translates to €90 for the standalone diver figurines and €30 for the Board Game Miniatures. The Collector’s Bundle will jump up to €360, an increase of ~30%.

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