How do I find and run ProbableTrain's tools on itch.io?

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Go to probabletrain.itch.io and open either project listed on the profile — Dungeon Scrawl or City Generator — then use the Run in browser option to launch it. Both tools are browser-based, so no download or install step is described on the page.

What you'll find on the profile

The ProbableTrain itch.io page is a creator profile rather than a single product page. It lists two projects:

Project What it is (per the page) How to launch
Dungeon Scrawl "A simple and effective grid-based mapping tool to help you set the scene for any battle." Run in browser
City Generator "Procedurally-generated American cities" Run in browser

The profile also carries the handle @probabletrain and a link to the itch.io community profile.

Step-by-step

  1. Open the profile. Navigate to probabletrain.itch.io. You'll land on the ProbableTrain page with the two project listings.
  2. Pick a project. Click the title or card for Dungeon Scrawl (battle maps) or City Generator (procedural cities), depending on what you need.
  3. Choose "Run in browser." This is the launch option shown for both projects. The tool opens in your browser tab — there's no separate download flow described.
  4. Verify it loaded. For Dungeon Scrawl, you should see a grid-based mapping canvas; for City Generator, a procedurally generated city layout.

Common snags

  • Looking for a download button. The page presents both tools as browser-run projects, so expect an in-browser launch rather than an installer.
  • Landing on the wrong page. The profile lists multiple projects; make sure you've opened the specific tool you want before clicking Run in browser.
  • Expecting account features. The page shows a community profile link, but nothing on the page indicates that an itch.io login is required to run the tools — and nothing confirms it's optional either, so treat login requirements as unverified.

Which tool to open

  • Need a battle map or dungeon layout? Start with Dungeon Scrawl — it's described as a grid-based mapping tool for setting up encounters.
  • Need a city backdrop? Start with City Generator, which produces procedurally generated American cities.

Both are reached the same way: profile → project → Run in browser.