Tim Schafer, the creator of "Full Throttle" and "Grim Fandango", left LucasArts at the beginning of 2000 to found Double Fine Productions. Among their games include "The Cave", a game designed by Gilbert and developed by Double Fine, inspired by the multiple-character approach of "Maniac Mansion", and "Broken Age", a point-and-click adventure game financed by crowdfunding through Kickstarter, one of the first games demonstrating this as a viable mechanism for game development. Double Fine has been able to engage in acquiring the rights to the LucasArts games for making remasters. To date, they have released "Grim Fandango Remastered" (2015), "Day of the Tentacle Remastered" (2016), and "Full Throttle Remastered" (2017).