Where to Find More of Mors's Work Beyond the itch.io Page

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The itch.io page itself points to two other places: Mors's personal website, which the bio describes as the place to "see all my work," and two social handles, @MorsGames and @mors.games. Start with the personal site for a portfolio-style overview, and use the social accounts for updates and posts about new or in-progress projects. The itch.io page remains the hub for anything you can actually play or download.

What the itch.io Page Already Covers

Before going elsewhere, it helps to know what you are leaving behind. The page is organized into four sections, and most of the playable catalog lives in the first two.

Section What's in it Examples
Commercial Games Released and demo commercial titles Operius DX ($4.99), Dormiveglia Demo
Game Jam Games Small, mostly browser-playable jam entries SPLOOB, Midas Crutch, dead_center, drift1k, Cascadence, Grapple Tongue, Pucamuc
Other stuff Miscellaneous projects —
Development Tools & Assets Tools and assets for other developers —

A large share of the jam games are marked Play in browser, so the itch.io page is where you go to actually try things. Several are also deliberately tiny: dead_center and drift1k are both described as PICO-8 games under 1024 bytes.

The Personal Website: Best for a Full Overview

The bio line "Check my website to see all my work!" is the clearest signal on the page. Treat the personal site as the portfolio layer:

  • Use it when you want a single view of everything Mors has made, including work that may not be listed or surfaced on itch.io.
  • Use itch.io instead when your goal is to play something right now, since the site is where the browser-playable builds and downloads live.

The page does not give the website's URL in the text captured here, so reach it through the link in the bio rather than guessing an address.

The Social Accounts: Best for Updates

Two handles are listed: @MorsGames and @mors.games. The page does not specify which platform each belongs to, so search the handle on the platform you use rather than assuming.

  • Use them when you want to hear about releases, jam entries, or works in progress before they appear as finished listings.
  • Don't expect them to host playable builds; that stays on itch.io.

A Practical Order of Operations

  1. Play first on itch.io. Filter by the Game Jam Games section if you want quick browser titles, or Commercial Games if you want something larger like Operius DX.
  2. Check the personal website for the broader body of work and anything not listed on itch.io.
  3. Follow @MorsGames and @mors.games if you want to catch future releases.

One caveat: the page identifies Mors as an indie developer from Turkey and lists the handles, but it does not confirm which social platform each handle belongs to or provide the website address in text. Use the links on the page itself to avoid landing on an unrelated account with a similar name.