How do I contact Bennett Foddy through foddy.net?

The foddy.net homepage lists a contact email address for inquiries. It appears alongside the site description, which identifies Bennett Foddy as an independent game designer based in Brooklyn, New York. Use that address for inquiries; the site presents it as a contact point for getting in touch, not as a game-support channel.

Where the contact details appear

The homepage is organized around Bennett Foddy's work and includes:

• A short description of him as an independent game designer based in Brooklyn, New York
• A contact email address for inquiries
• Links to his games: Getting Over It, QWOP, and Baby Steps
• A Newsletter section

The email is the only contact method shown in the page evidence. No contact form, phone number, or social-media links are listed there.

What to expect when you write

The page describes the address as being for inquiries. That wording suggests it is meant for messages about his work and related matters rather than troubleshooting help for a specific game.

• Include a clear subject line so the message is easy to identify.
• State your purpose in the first few lines — for example, a question about his games, a media or collaboration inquiry, or another matter related to his work.
• Keep it brief and specific. The page gives no response-time information, so do not assume a quick reply.

If your question is about a game

The site does not present the inquiry address as a support desk. Before writing, check whether your question is already answered on the pages for Getting Over It, QWOP, or Baby Steps. If you are asking about a release, an update, or other news, the newsletter is the site's stated way to hear about new games: the page says subscribers will only be emailed when a new game is released.

Quick reference

In short: open foddy.net, use the inquiry email listed on the homepage, and write a concise message that states your purpose. For release news instead of a direct reply, subscribe to the newsletter.