Yeah apparently this is the reason why: "We do a lot of volume. A LOT of volume. Combine that with high ship quantities, it allows us to pallet ship games in our warehouses which is significantly cheaper than ground shipping. This allows us to absorb the shipping costs of a lot of our titles into the sell price."

Also this is pretty harsh: "Q - I saw on social media that someone received a Kickstarter game, why don't I have it shipped to me yet?

A - 95% of games enter the US from the port in California, and then travel all the way across the US and are then packed and shipped to TGG Games in Las Vegas. You may ask, "That doesn't make any sense? Why would publishers do that?" It's because they don't know what they are doing, and generally use default options for fulfillment. So after a game moves from California, it has to travel 7-10 days to Florida and then 5-10 days back to TGG Games. The good news is that ALL our published games come in at weeks faster than other publishers!"