In the first two days, $8 million raised, and at the end of the campaign, almost 474,000 participants bought $20 million worth of games. The sale ended on March 25, and after the Humble Bundle posted a post on Twitter for subscribers with thanks.

Although this figure looks exceptional, it is fading compared to Fortnite’s $50 million. This amount collected in just three days. The Epic Games campaign will run until April 3 and will be donated by UNICEF, the UN World Food Program and the UN Refugee Agency.

A similar campaign held by itch.io, which raised $6.3 million this month.