Has it really been a year? Holy cow. This is the last update for 2014 and a look at the year as a whole. And it’s been an amazing year.

At the beginning of 2013, I had 17 products. At the end of 2014 I have 40. And they’re available not only at DriveThruRPG and RPGNow but Paizo, d20pfsrd, Amazon, and the Selz store.

In 2013, I had 384 total downloads. In 2014, I had more than 3300 – that’s 860% growth. And in December, 80% of my sales were at DTRPG/RPGNow and Paizo and d20pfsrd accounted for about 10% each (Selz is a distant 4th and Amazon with zero sales is a very distant 5th).

And when you factor in income numbers, that also rose by nearly 9x in 2014 and I’m in the black for the year.

Here’s the numbers for 2013 and it just blows my mind when I compare then to now.

These numbers  for 2014 are insane. And I have all of you nice folks to thank for that!! I’m unlikely to see similar growth in 2015, but I hope to continue doing what I’ve been doing – releasing products every few weeks and hopefully working on some longer ideas, including some system-neutral adventures. There may even be a Kickstarter if I can get my act in gear.

As far as the most popular products of the year (if you eliminate the freebies), the top five were:

• Big Book of Little Spaces: Haunts (nearly 250) (there’s another one of these in the works for 2015)
• Insta-NPCs #1: Motivation, Attitude, and Appearance (over 100)
• Insta-NPCs #2: Quirks and Madness (nearly 90)
• Insta-NPCs #4: Henchmen and Minions (nearly 90)
• Insta-NPCs #3: Scum and Villainy, Inc. (nearly 90)

Apparently I need to work on more Insta-NPCs products in 2015!

Again – thank you, thank you, thank you – for all the folks who have taken a look at Moebius Adventures’ products. Also, thank you George Fields for writing the most successful One Spot product in 2014!

I also have to thank the nice folks at DriveThruRPG, Paizo, d20pfsrd, and AetherCon for putting up with me this year, along with the great folks who did reviews or interviews.

So I wish you all the best in 2015 and I hope to keep chugging right along!

Hey! There's plenty more where that came from:

Infinity Loop: January 2014 Report Infinity Loop: August 2014 Report Infinity Loop: January 2015 Report Infinity Loop: December 2013 and End of Year Report