What Games Are Available on the Itizso itch.io Page?

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The Itizso page on itch.io is a creator profile that hosts a catalog of small games and prototypes, spanning arcade, puzzle, strategy, simulation, and adventure genres. Several titles are marked Play in browser, meaning you can try them directly from the page without downloading anything. The list below reflects the games shown on the profile; availability and playability can change, so check each game's page for its current status.

Games Listed on the Itizso Profile

Game Genre label Play mode noted
Back to the Arcade Arcade —
Chessmate — —
Battle Tactics Strategy Play in browser
Tiny Machines Puzzle Play in browser
Game & Watch Simulation —
Grim Tactics Puzzle Play in browser
Arctic Slide Puzzle Play in browser
Practical Magic: The Adventures of Pepper & Carrot — —
Exile Island Adventure Play in browser
Puzzle Putt Puzzle Play in browser
RetroFab Simulation —

What Each Game Is

  • Back to the Arcade — Classic arcade games presented on a retro-styled fantasy holographic console.
  • Chessmate — A chess game you play against the computer.
  • Battle Tactics — A tactical puzzle concept prototype.
  • Tiny Machines — A game jam submission in the puzzle category.
  • Game & Watch — Handheld electronic game simulations.
  • Grim Tactics — A puzzle game where you play as the Grim Reaper.
  • Arctic Slide — A puzzle jam submission.
  • Practical Magic: The Adventures of Pepper & Carrot — A title based on the Pepper & Carrot universe.
  • Exile Island — A first-person adventure prototype.
  • Puzzle Putt — A submission for Weekly Game Jam #116.
  • RetroFab — Handheld electronic game simulations.

How to Access the Games

  1. Open the Itizso profile on itch.io.
  2. Browse the game grid; each entry shows a genre label and, where applicable, a Play in browser button.
  3. For browser-playable titles, select Play in browser to launch the game directly.
  4. For titles without that label, open the individual game page to see what download or play options are offered.

Things to Keep in Mind

  • Many entries are explicitly labeled as prototypes, concept prototypes, or game jam submissions, so expect short, experimental experiences rather than finished commercial releases.
  • The Play in browser label appears on some titles but not others; its absence doesn't confirm a download is required—check the individual game page.
  • Genre labels (Puzzle, Strategy, Simulation, Adventure) are the creator's own tags and are a quick way to pick something matching your taste.