Arkham Horror Remastered Campaign Tops $5.7 Million

Backers have extended the Gamefound crowdfunding campaign 108 hours past its original deadline through an Endgame timer.

Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Board Games

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Backers of the Arkham Horror Remastered Gamefound campaign have pushed it past $5.7 million after extending its deadline 108 hours through an Endgame timer. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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The Arkham Horror Remastered Gamefound campaign was extended 108 hours past its original deadline, and it now sits on more than $5.7 million. The extension has run for over four days and has added $803K during the extended period.

Why it matters

The campaign's continued funding shows strong demand for the remastered edition, which will be sold only through this Gamefound campaign and not at retail. Backers are effectively determining how long the campaign stays open.

The Endgame timer resets to 10 minutes with each new backer, and the campaign has raised more than $5.7 million. Whether the timer will eventually expire without a new pledge is not yet known.

The players

Arkham Horror Remastered

A remastered edition of the Arkham Horror board game, offered only through its Gamefound crowdfunding campaign.

Gamefound

A crowdfunding platform used to host board game campaigns and collect pledges from backers.

The details

Under the Endgame extension, a 10-minute timer resets with every new backer, and the campaign ends only if no new pledge arrives within that period. Milestones add content: a new gameplay element arrives every 24 hours, and an exclusive art postcard is added every six hours the timer keeps running.

Timeline

  1. Approximately two months before publication, the Arkham Horror Remastered revamp was announced.

  2. Over four days before publication, the Endgame extension began running on the campaign.

Season Trajectory

Gamefound's model of exclusive, campaign-only releases lets publishers set open-ended funding windows rather than fixed sales periods. This campaign uses a timer-based extension to keep pledges coming after its original deadline.

Arkham Horror Remastered will only be available through this Gamefound campaign and will not be sold at retail. Backers who want the edition must pledge while the campaign remains open.

The takeaway

If you are interested in Arkham Horror Remastered, the campaign's timer-based extension means pledging during an active window is the only way to obtain it, since no retail version is planned.

Further reading

For more on how crowdfunded tabletop releases work, explore our Board Games coverage.

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