The game industry hardship fund, a $10 bundle that collects over 100 games, surpassed its initial goal of $100,000 in its first four days. Now, at over $130,000, it's sitting at 64 percent out of the way of surpassing its new goal of $200,000. The funds are distributed by the United Videogame Workers union, bolstering the original fund launched back in early July. In the last week alone, the Tencent-owned studio Lightspeed laid off 68 workers from its LA office, while Delphi Interactive reportedly shuttered FIFA World Cup developer Refactor Games. Industry professionals looking to support their peers in such hard times can learn more about the bundle here.