Hey folks,
We've taken a quick look at our numbers, and while they are sort of confusing, it seems like anywhere from 4500 to more than 8000 people have downloaded War in Heaven in the slightly-more-than-a-month since its release. This is better than our wildest hopes (we were hoping we'd break 1000 in our first month.)
We are tremendously grateful to everyone, and we hope we can continue to provide campaigns of this quality in the future. Moreover, we hope that people who played this campaign move on to enjoy the rest of the great work on HLP.
These kind of download numbers mean that people seem to pay some sort of attention to us. That means we'd like to support campaigns that are of equal (or greater, some would say!) quality that could use more time in the spotlight. Let us know.
EDIT: And in what is either a commentary on our good fortune or EA's bad marketing, this actually puts War in Heaven in competitive range with first month sales of notoriously under-selling professionally developed title
Dead Space Extraction.EDIT 2: Oh god, poor FreeSpace 2. It also occurred to me that if War in Heaven were to be downloaded at this rate for six months (it won't be), it would move as many copies as FreeSpace 2 did in
its first six months, and - if you go with our higher range - even beat it by a fair margin. Poor Volition.
