What Is Zack Gphom's itch.io Page?

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Zack Gphom's itch.io page is a creator profile on itch.io, the game hosting and distribution platform. It presents Zack Gphom as an artist and lists projects published under that name, including GLORP and Raytan. It is a personal creator page, not a storefront for a company or a standalone website.

What the Page Contains

The profile identifies Zack Gphom as an artist and surfaces individual project pages. Two projects are visible in the page content:

Project Description on the page
GLORP An optimized pixel-art to SVG and WebP converter that uses greedy meshing
Raytan A horror game in the style of Resident Evil 1, about a man who finds himself on an abandoned container ship in the middle of the ocean

The page also carries the standard itch.io community profile framing, meaning it functions as a hub for the creator's published work rather than a single product listing.

How to Use the Page

  1. Open zack-gphom.itch.io in a browser.
  2. Scan the profile for the project you want — each title links to its own project page.
  3. Select a project to read its description, view screenshots, and check any download or play options listed there.

The expected result is reaching the individual project page, where availability details (such as download format or price) are shown. Those details are set per project and are not stated on the profile itself.

What It Is Not

  • Not a company site. There is no indication of a studio, team, or business entity behind the page.
  • Not a general store. itch.io hosts many creators; this page covers only Zack Gphom's projects.
  • Not a guarantee of free downloads. The page content does not state pricing or access terms for GLORP or Raytan, so check each project page directly before assuming anything about cost or availability.

Common Points to Check

  • If a project link leads to a page with no download button, the project may be in development or distributed elsewhere — the profile alone won't tell you.
  • Project descriptions on the profile are short; the fuller description, version notes, and platform support live on the individual project pages.
  • The page is in English, and project pages are likely to follow the same language.