Where to find more from dunin beyond itch.io

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The only external contact point shown on the dunin.itch.io profile is a Mastodon handle: @[email protected]. The itch.io page itself is the main hub for the creator's work, and each individual game page is the next place to look for author details. No other social accounts, personal website, or email address appear in the profile text.

What the profile actually shows

The dunin.itch.io page is a community profile listing a catalog of small games and interactive works. The visible profile text is short: the name "dunin," the Mastodon handle, and then the game list. There are no links to a portfolio site, store page, or mailing list in the provided page content.

Channel What you get Where it appears
itch.io profile Full catalog of games and interactive fiction, each with its own page dunin.itch.io
Mastodon (@[email protected]) The only off-site contact shown Profile text on the itch.io page
Individual game pages Author info, genre tags, and play-in-browser links Linked from the profile list

How to use these entry points

  1. Start on the itch.io profile to see everything in one place. The catalog mixes genres: simulation (Les frères pyramide, Players not found, loup glacé), interactive fiction (L'heure du toast, une histoire), puzzle (Paper traveller, endless rules), action (unrogue, The Saver, Bombe à Rebours), and detective or visual-novel pieces (Deposition, Le Meurtre de Monsieur Distant, Detective-Playing Game).
  2. Open a game page when you want more context on the creator. Game pages on itch.io typically carry the author's profile link and any devlog or comment activity, so they are the natural next step if the profile text is thin.
  3. Follow the Mastodon handle if you want updates outside itch.io. Copy @[email protected] into your Mastodon instance's search or follow field. This is the only contact route the page provides, so treat it as the primary off-platform channel.

Practical notes and limits

  • The profile does not state a personal website, email, Bluesky, X/Twitter, or Discord. If you need one of those, check individual game pages or the Mastodon profile itself.
  • Many titles are marked "Play in browser," so you can try the work before deciding whether to seek out more from the creator.
  • Several games are French-language or bilingual (Au rapport, L'heure du toast, Cher journal), which is worth knowing if you plan to reach out in English.
  • The page gives no pricing or download details beyond the play-in-browser labels, so do not assume any title is free or requires no login until you open its page.

If the Mastodon handle is not enough

For a creator with this kind of catalog, the most reliable path is: profile → a representative game page → the author block on that page. That sequence stays within itch.io and surfaces whatever contact or devlog links the creator has attached to specific projects, which may go beyond what the main profile shows.