Short of clicking through to all the download pages individually or cross-checking against a browse of Android games, is there a way to see which of the games in my library run on Android?

Obviously the ideal would be to be able to filter/search the library the same way as the store browsing page, but this special case would be useful on its own if there's a way!

HELLO UNDERGROUND BEASTS!

HEEEELLLLLOOOOOO?

I had a look at BrandLibel's notes from the research on communication and I think I can help here:

Let's see...

The response to sweat seems to be RECKONING.

And the dish soap gave us GUILLOTINE.

I'm getting nervous about this.

Once this area was densely wooded, but not now. The trees have all been harvested, the stumps cut close to the ground. Ah, progress.

I brought my drill - you'll be needing some holes, right?

HOW'RE YOU GETTING ON DOWN THERE TOM?

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how're you getting on down there tom

It doesn't work on my phone (I get a popup saying WebGL isn't supported on mobiles and then it gets as far as the d/q emblem and stops).

But it does mean I can check in a browser without having to run a downloaded executable, which is most helpful - thanks!

*plunk*

*rattlerattlerattle*

*shlup*

*CRUNCHCRUNCHCRUNCHCRUNCH*

[I think it's more specific than established places - we now have license to STUDY in the library for 5 replies, for instance.]

Hmm. So does that mean there's an HTML5 build that won't work on itch but could work elsewhere, say if saved locally? Might that be a (at least partial) solution?

There, I've hammered a big stake in not too far from the edge of the world. If we anchor the doghouse to that, it shouldn't drift away.

I've rearranged some of the glowier mushrooms so the area is lit in a mushroom-friendly fashion, and borrowed a bit of tunnel wall to make pens for the different kinds of mushrooms. So far so good!

I found these mushrooms growing down in the tunnel - the colours may be a little offputting but they taste pretty good. If we can cultivate them in more of an organised fashion we'll have a source of tasty, nutritious food right where we live.

Sounds perfect!

If a linux build works, is there a chance of an Android one?