Crowd sourcing platform Kickstarter has confirmed suspicions by admitting Double Fines Adventure has broken more than one record.

Double Fine Adventure has broken Kickstarter records for most funds raised in 24 hours and highest number of backers, the company revealed on Twitter.

The fundraiser continues to accumulate so quickly that any mention of totals will be out of date almost immediately, but at time of writing was sitting at over $922,000, putting Double Fine on track to reach $1 million within one day.

The independent developer initially requested just $400,000 $300,000 to make the game and $100,000 to develop a documentary delivered to the projects backers and has promised to roll extra funding back into the project.

Double Fine boss Tim Schafer told Kotaku the extra money could fund a number of special effects and extras beyond the initial budget.

“If we really really really exceed the goals, I think it will make people really notice, and see that there are a lot of different unique, creative ways to fund a game, he said.

Industry insiders have been quick to point out that Double Fine can use every cent it gets; BioWares Manveer Heir estimated that $1 million would pay around 20 people for five months at an average studio when all costs are considered.

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