What Is jevilhumor on itch.io?

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jevilhumor is an itch.io community profile for a creator who says they are working on an Undertale fangame and a 2020 game jam. The page is a personal project listing rather than a storefront with pricing or download details, and the creator directs contact to Discord and GameJolt rather than through the itch.io profile.

What the profile says

The page heading is simply "jevilhumor," with a section titled "The Stuff I'm working on." In the visible text, the creator states:

  • They are working on an Undertale fangame and the 2020 game jam.
  • They identify themselves as "that jevilhumor."
  • They expect to be less active on this itch.io account after the game jam.
  • They ask people to contact them on Discord (jevilhumor#6969) or GameJolt (gamejolt.com/@an_idiot_who_can_read).

The page also references "Undertale Engine," described as a way to "Make Undertale fangames easy, and share with the world!" This appears as a linked project or tool on the profile rather than a separate product page with its own terms.

What it is and isn't

Question Answer from the page
Who runs it? A creator using the name jevilhumor
What do they publish? An Undertale fangame, a 2020 game jam entry, and a reference to Undertale Engine
Is it a store? No pricing or payment details are shown; it reads as a community profile
How do you reach them? Discord and GameJolt, per the profile text
Will they post here often? They say they won't be too active on this account after the game jam

When this page is useful to you

Check this profile if you want to follow the creator's Undertale-related work, find their GameJolt presence, or see what they said they were building around the 2020 game jam. Because the page itself gives no download, price, or licensing information, treat it as a pointer to the creator's other channels rather than a source for those details. For anything beyond the project names and contact handles listed, the Discord and GameJolt links are the places the creator names.