Who Is Behind Thejaspel on itch.io and How Can You Contact or Collaborate?

Thejaspel is an independent game maker, designer, programmer, and pixel artist who publishes games on itch.io under the handle @thejaspel1. For contact or collaboration, the page offers a Discord route: message “jas #1928.” The same page states that Thejaspel is looking for new game developers to collaborate with and is always happy to work with streamers.

What the page says about the creator

The profile heading is simply “Thejaspel,” and the self-description lists four roles: game maker, designer, programmer, and pixel artist. That combination suggests one person covering both code and art, which is consistent with the page’s catalog of small browser games across many genres.

The page does not include a real name, location, studio, or team size. Treat “Thejaspel” as the public creator identity unless you learn more through direct contact.

How to get in touch

The only contact method shown on the page is Discord:

• Discord handle as written: jas #1928
• Message context: the profile invites direct messages on Discord.

The page does not list an email address, contact form, or social media links. If the Discord handle does not resolve, the page offers no stated fallback, so you may need to check whether the profile has been updated.

Collaboration and streamer inquiries

Two invitations appear in the profile text:

1. Developer collaboration — Thejaspel says they are “looking for new game developers to collaborate with.”
2. Streamers — Thejaspel says they are “always happy to work with streamers.”

The page does not describe the terms of collaboration, revenue sharing, project scope, or what streamers receive. Those details would need to be discussed directly.

What kind of work is on the page

The catalog helps you judge fit before reaching out. It includes browser-playable titles across action, puzzle, strategy, adventure, platformer, rhythm, and survival, plus one paid title:

Backpack Hero is the only title with a price shown ($19.99). The rest are marked “Play in browser,” which indicates browser access but does not by itself confirm that downloads or source files are offered.

Practical next step

If you want to collaborate as a developer or work with Thejaspel as a streamer, open the itch.io profile, note which games match your interests, and send a Discord message to jas #1928 that names the specific project and what you bring. The page gives no response-time expectation, so plan accordingly.