What Projects Is jevilhumor Working On?

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jevilhumor's itch.io profile lists two active projects: an Undertale fangame and an entry for the 2020 game jam. The page heading frames these as "The Stuff I'm working on," and the profile text confirms both directly. No release dates, completion status, or download links for either project appear on the page, so treat both as in-progress rather than available to play.

The two listed projects

Project What the page says What is not confirmed
Undertale fangame The creator states "i'm working on a undertale fangame" Title, release date, completion status, download availability
2020 game jam entry Referenced alongside the fangame as current work Which jam, the game's name, whether it was finished or published

The profile also surfaces "Undertale Engine," described on the page as a way to "Make Undertale fangames easy, and share with the world!" This appears as a linked item on the profile rather than as one of the creator's own stated projects, so it is best read as a tool the creator is associated with or points to, not a third project in the "working on" list.

What the page tells you about the creator

  • The profile identifies the creator as "that jevilhumor," suggesting an existing presence in the Undertale fangame community.
  • The creator states they will not "be too active on this account, after the gamejam," which signals that itch.io is not their primary channel.
  • Contact is directed to Discord (jevilhumor#6969) and GameJolt (gamejolt.com/@an_idiot_who_can_read) rather than through itch.io.

How to follow or reach the creator

If you want updates on the fangame or the jam entry, the page points you away from itch.io:

  1. Use the GameJolt profile linked on the page for project updates.
  2. Use the listed Discord handle for direct contact.
  3. Check the itch.io profile occasionally, but expect low activity there after the game jam, per the creator's own note.

Practical caveats

  • No pricing or download information appears on the page, so nothing here confirms either project is free, playable, or publicly released.
  • No dates beyond "2020" are given, and the page does not state whether the jam entry was completed.
  • The Discord tag is written in the older name#1234 format, which Discord has since retired; the handle may no longer resolve as written.

For the most current status, the GameJolt link is the more reliable of the two contact routes the creator provides.