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If one of your pages gets flagged for some reason, then it’s possible it can cascade to other pages on your account, which would explain if a page that previously had no issues starts showing a warning. A human staff member will have to review your account to clear any restrictions on your account.
Sorry for the trouble, we are working on tweaking it to be less restrictive.
We had to go overboard because the malware scammers who were posting comments were actively tricking people into downloading viruses, and that virus would then use to steal that person’s itchio account to continue to attempt to spread the malware. The severity of the malware was very bad, stealing people’s financial and private accounts from their computers.
Did you use the embed code or did you try taking the raw iframe link on our CDN?
You can generate embed code from here: https://itch.io/game/upload-embed/4413043
Seeing the info that no ai was used in all game info boxes, just because they did not use it, is odd. It is a bit like seeing a non mature warning on a non mature game. It should be the expected way, so only give information, if there is information to give, like the rest of the things in the more information box. There is also not information about how a game did not use Unity for example. Only if it did.
I agree with you, I deliberated on the wording and I may remove it. The links in the game info panel do lead back to classification pages though, so I would like to make it easy for people to discover that itch.io has a No AI section, since I feel like people are seeking out stuff like given the current discourse around gen AI content.
Support isn’t really for app tech issues, it’s more for account related issues. If you think you encountered a bug for the app then I recommend posting in the github issues tracker, or if you want community help you can post on the forums here what the issue is.
Also, please make sure to check over the rules before posting here, specifically:
Use a descriptive title so others with similar issues or questions may find an answer.
The way the “scan for existing game” feature works isn’t documented very well, I’ve put together a new page in the itch docs explaining what it does exactly: https://itch.io/docs/itch/using/scan-install-locations.html
Unfortunately at this time there’s no trivial way to convert a browser downloaded game into one the app understands, since there’s metadata about the game’s install that the app needs to track that is only created when the app installs a game.
This is a 6 year old topic you replied to!
The issue is either a permissions problem with your local computer or a networking issue.
Do you have any anti-malware installed outside of what Windows provides by default (assuming you are on Windows)? Sometimes that kind of software can do weird things like locking or blocking executables during scanning that can break normal operation of the app.
Although butler will let you upload large files, it doesn’t change our size limits for HTML games: https://itch.io/docs/creators/html5#zip-file-requirements
broth.itch.ovh has been fully retired, please use broth.itch.zone going forward. You can download butler from https://broth.itch.zone/butler
broth.itch.ovh has been fully retired, please use broth.itch.zone going forward. You can download butler from https://broth.itch.zone/butler
Edit 2: A new version has been pushed with the fix: https://github.com/itchio/butler/releases/tag/v15.26.1
Thanks for the heads-up, were you on the mainline release or the development release previously?
Edit: I found the issue, it was due to a change in our CI deploys. The next version of butler will have the correct version baked in.
A slight issue though, it may switch you to the development “head” channel since you likely went from a mainline release (which mistakenly thought it was a development build) that then suggested an auto update on the development branch. That means future updates will likely also pull from development.
The development branch is generally stable, it’s used to deploy to the kitch app, but I recommend redownloading the main version after this if you’d like to ensure you’re on the mainline release again.
Should be fixed in the next version with this patch: https://github.com/itchio/itch/commit/1321ebc88843363346a7ffc44f011c9e3ee34691








