Where to Download Joe Danger Touch on the App Store

Updated

The official Joe Danger site (joedangerthegame.com) points iPhone and iPad players to the App Store for Joe Danger Touch, listed there as “JOE DANGER TOUCH.” The same page notes the game was remastered for 2022. The site does not publish a direct App Store URL in the text provided, so the reliable route is to open the App Store on your device and search the exact title.

What the official site says

The homepage presents Joe Danger Touch as the mobile version of Hello Games’ side-scrolling stunt game, originally one of the early Apple App Store hits and now “lovingly remastered for 2022.” It also promotes Joe Danger Infinity, the sequel, as a separate download with dozens of vehicles across a micro-world adventure, likewise remastered for 2022.

Game Platform route on the site Notes from the page
Joe Danger Touch App Store download link Early App Store hit; remastered for 2022
Joe Danger Infinity App Store (sequel listing) Larger sequel to Touch; remastered for 2022
Joe Danger (browser) Desktop browser only Both mobile games adapted to play free in-browser, no download

Steps to get it on iPhone or iPad

  1. On your iPhone or iPad, open the App Store.
  2. Search for “Joe Danger Touch” using the exact title shown on the official site.
  3. Confirm the developer/publisher listing matches Hello Games before downloading.
  4. Install, then open the game to verify it launches — the 2022 remaster is the version the site describes.

Expected result: the game installs and runs as the remastered mobile release. If the search returns nothing, check that your App Store region carries the title; the page does not state regional availability, so this is the most likely snag.

Common sticking points

  • Searching “Joe Danger” broadly can surface the sequel, Joe Danger Infinity, instead of Touch. Use the full title.
  • Trying to play in a mobile browser won’t work as expected: the site explicitly says browser play requires a desktop computer.
  • Assuming the browser version replaces the app — it doesn’t; the App Store download is the route the site gives mobile users.

If you want the sequel instead, search “Joe Danger Infinity” the same way; both are presented as separate App Store titles on the homepage.