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itch.io is a simple way to distribute your indie games online for free. Upload your game files and screenshots all to one place. Create a customized landing page where your game is the focus.
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{{++}} Developers can set scaling a minimum price for games, giving fans the opportunity to pay what they want.<ref>[http://itch.io/developers Introduction for developers]</ref>
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You can even set a minimum price for your game, giving fans the opportunity to pay what they want for your game.<ref>[http://itch.io/developers Introduction for developers]</ref>
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{{ii}} Two-factor authentication: [https://itch.io/docs/advanced/two-factor-authentication authenticator app]
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Itch.io
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Digital Distribution Key points

Developers can set scaling a minimum price for games, giving fans the opportunity to pay what they want.[1]
Two-factor authentication: authenticator app

Official Links

Official Store
Official Twitter Account

About itch.io[2]

  • Download Client Required: No
  • Supported OS Platforms: Windows, OS X, Linux, Android, Web[3]
  • PayPal Accepted: Yes
  • Other Payment methods:
  • Stripe
  • Gifting Availability: No


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