Where to Find jevilhumor Outside itch.io

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The jevilhumor itch.io page is a community profile, not a storefront with its own contact form. To reach the creator or follow their work elsewhere, use the two channels listed on that profile: GameJolt at gamejolt.com/@an_idiot_who_can_read and Discord at jevilhumor#6969. The profile also states that the creator will not be very active on the itch.io account after the 2020 game jam, so the off-site channels are the better bet for a reply.

Contact and profile links listed on the page

Channel Detail Notes from the page
GameJolt https://gamejolt.com/@an_idiot_who_can_read Given as a contact and follow link
Discord jevilhumor#6969 Given as a contact handle
itch.io jevilhumor community profile Described as low-activity after the game jam

What the profile says about activity

The page is explicit that the itch.io account is not the main place to expect updates: the creator writes that they will not be too active there after the game jam and directs contact to Discord and GameJolt. If you are trying to ask a question or follow progress, start with those two rather than waiting on an itch.io message.

What the creator says they are working on

The profile heading reads "The Stuff I'm working on," and the description mentions an Undertale fangame plus the 2020 game jam. It also links to an "Undertale Engine" described as a way to "make Undertale fangames easy, and share with the world." For project news, the GameJolt profile is the listed place to follow.

Practical notes

  • The Discord handle uses the older name#6969 format; if it no longer resolves, try the GameJolt profile as the fallback the page itself provides.
  • The page does not list an email address, a separate contact form, or pricing information, so do not expect those on the itch.io profile.
  • Treat the itch.io page as an identity/portfolio pointer: it confirms who jevilhumor is and where else to find them, not as an active hub for replies.