How do I find and follow njbrown's projects on itch.io?

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Go to njbrown.itch.io. That page is the creator's itch.io profile and the starting point for everything they publish there. From it you can open a listed project such as TextureLab, and you can use the Follow option on the profile to get updates when new work is posted.

What you'll find on the profile

The profile page carries the creator name njbrown and lists their projects. The project named in the page content is:

Project What the page says about it
TextureLab Procedural Texture Generation

The page also includes an itch.io Community profile section, which is where related activity tied to the profile appears.

Steps to find and follow

  1. Open njbrown.itch.io in a browser.
  2. Look at the project list on the profile. Select a project — for example, TextureLab — to open its own page.
  3. Return to the profile and choose Follow. Following is what puts new releases and updates from njbrown into your itch.io feed.
  4. Check the Community profile area on the same page if you want to see activity connected to the profile rather than just the project list.

Expected result: you can reach any listed project from one page, and after following, you don't have to re-check the profile manually to hear about new posts.

Common snags

  • The profile looks sparse. itch.io profiles show only what the creator has published or added, so a short list is normal and not a loading error.
  • You followed but see nothing new. Following changes what appears in your itch.io feed; it doesn't send a separate notification for every profile. If you want updates for one project specifically, follow or subscribe from that project's page as well.
  • You landed on a project page instead of the profile. Project pages and the profile are separate URLs. If you want the full list, go back to the profile root rather than staying on a single project.

What the page does not tell you

The available page content doesn't state pricing, download terms, or whether an itch.io account is required to follow. Treat those as unknown until you see them on the project or profile page itself.