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The 2022 remaster covers two mobile titles, Joe Danger Touch and Joe Danger Infinity. According to the official site, both games were "lovingly remastered for 2022," and the same remaster milestone also produced the first-ever browser versions of both games, playable for free with no download required.

What the Remaster Includes

Based on the official homepage, the 2022 update is best understood as a refresh of the two touch-based Joe Danger games rather than a new entry in the series:

• Joe Danger Touch — the original mobile adaptation of the console stuntman game, described on the site as one of the first smash hits of the Apple App Store, now remastered.
• Joe Danger Infinity — the larger sequel to Joe Danger Touch, featuring a micro-world setting and dozens of vehicles to ride, drive, and fly, also remastered.
• Browser versions — for the first time, the entirety of both games was adapted to run in an internet browser, free and without a download.

The site does not publish a detailed changelog (resolution changes, control tweaks, added content, and so on), so the remaster claim should be read as the official description rather than a verified feature list.

The Browser Release Is Part of the Same Update

The site frames the browser versions as a direct result of the 2022 remaster: "To celebrate the 2022 remaster and for the first time ever, Joe Danger Touch and Joe Danger Infinity have been adapted to play the entirety of both games through your internet browser for FREE (no download necessary)."

Two practical conditions apply:

• The browser build requires a desktop computer; the page explicitly asks visitors to open the site on a desktop to play in the browser.
• The mobile versions remain available through the App Store (Joe Danger Touch is the title linked there).

Quick Comparison

What This Means for You

• If you played either mobile game before, the 2022 versions are the current releases to look for.
• If you want to try the games without installing anything, use a desktop browser — that is the only stated requirement for the free browser build.
• If you specifically want the App Store version, the site points to Joe Danger Touch there; it does not list pricing or purchase details on the homepage.

You can play both Joe Danger Touch and Joe Danger Infinity in full, for free, in a web browser — no download required. The one condition stated on the site: open joedangerthegame.com on a desktop computer. If you visit from a phone or tablet, the page tells you to switch to a desktop rather than loading the game.

What the Browser Versions Are

According to the official site, the browser releases were created to celebrate the 2022 remaster and mark the first time either mobile title has been playable in full through a browser. Both games were originally built for touch devices:

• Joe Danger Touch — the early App Store hit that moved the console stuntman experience to mobile; the site quotes AppSmile at 10/10.
• Joe Danger Infinity — the larger sequel set in a micro world, with dozens of vehicles to ride, drive, and fly; the site quotes Slide to Play at 10/10.

Both are described as "lovingly remastered for 2022."

Steps to Play

1. Open a desktop or laptop computer with a modern browser.
2. Go to joedangerthegame.com.
3. Wait for the page to finish loading — the game area shows a loading state before play begins.
4. Choose the game you want (Touch or Infinity) and start playing in the browser tab.

Expected result: the game runs inside the page with no installer, account, or download step mentioned on the site.

Common Snags

• You're on a phone or tablet. The site explicitly asks you to visit from a desktop computer to play in the browser. Use a desktop, or use the App Store link the site provides for Joe Danger Touch instead.
• The page seems stuck on "Loading." Give it a moment; the game loads within the page rather than opening a new window.
• You expected a download. The browser versions need none — that's the point of the free web release.

If You'd Rather Play on Mobile

The site also points to Joe Danger Touch on the App Store for iPhone and iPad players. The browser route remains the free, no-download option, but it is desktop-only per the site's own note.

joedangerthegame.com is the official homepage for Joe Danger, the side-scrolling stunt-adventure series from Hello Games. The site serves as a hub for the mobile titles Joe Danger Touch and Joe Danger Infinity, and it offers two ways to play: in a desktop web browser for free, or by downloading Joe Danger Touch from the App Store.

What the Site Offers

The homepage presents the Joe Danger games and points visitors to the available versions. According to the site, both mobile titles were "lovingly remastered for 2022."

How to Play

• In a browser: Open the site on a desktop computer. The page states that the browser version requires a desktop and will not load on other devices — it displays a message asking you to "Visit this site on a desktop computer to play the game in your browser."
• On mobile: The site directs iPhone and iPad users to download Joe Danger Touch from the App Store.

What to Expect

Joe Danger is a side-scrolling daredevil adventure: you control Joe, a stuntman, through levels built around performing tricks and racing. The site's own pull quotes describe the mobile versions positively — AppSmile rated Joe Danger Touch 10/10, and Slide to Play gave Joe Danger Infinity 10/10, calling it "a game built from the ground up for touch-based devices."

If you want to try the series without installing anything, the browser version is the quickest route, provided you are on a desktop. If you want to play on a phone or tablet, the App Store download of Joe Danger Touch is the option the site highlights.

Joe Danger Touch is the mobile adaptation of the console stunt-racing game, while Joe Danger Infinity is its sequel and the larger of the two, set in a micro world with dozens of vehicles to ride, drive, and fly. Both are now playable free in a desktop browser on joedangerthegame.com, and both have been remastered for 2022. Choose Touch if you want the original mobile translation of the console experience; choose Infinity if you want the bigger sequel with more vehicle variety.

The Two Games Side by Side

What Each Game Actually Is

Joe Danger Touch: the console experience on mobile

The site describes Touch as one of the first smash hits of the Apple App Store, taking "the console experience" and moving "the world's favourite stuntman onto mobile and tablet." It captured early iPhone and iPad players worldwide. In practice, that means the original Joe Danger formula — side-scrolling, daredevil stunt riding — rebuilt around touch controls rather than a gamepad.

If your goal is to understand where the mobile series started, or you want the closest thing to the original console game in this pair, Touch is the one to pick.

Joe Danger Infinity: the bigger sequel

Infinity is the follow-up to Touch and the largest entry in the series according to the site. Its distinguishing feature is the setting: Joe stars in "a huge brand-new adventure in a micro world," with dozens of vehicles to ride, drive, and fly. The site's summary is simply "the fun is endless."

If you have already played Touch, or you want the most content and the most vehicle variety, Infinity is the natural next step.

How to Try Both Without Deciding First

You do not have to choose before playing. The site states that, to celebrate the 2022 remaster, both Joe Danger Touch and Joe Danger Infinity have been adapted so the entirety of each game can be played through your internet browser for free, with no download necessary.

One practical condition from the page: browser play requires a desktop computer. The site explicitly asks visitors to "visit this site on a desktop computer to play the game in your browser," so a phone or tablet browser will not load the playable version.

To try them:

1. Open joedangerthegame.com on a desktop computer.
2. Wait for the page to finish loading the browser game.
3. Play through either title in the browser at no cost and with nothing to install.
4. If you prefer a native mobile app instead, the site points to Joe Danger Touch on the App Store.

Which One Should You Pick?

• Pick Joe Danger Touch if you want the original mobile adaptation of the console game, or you are curious about the title that started the mobile series.
• Pick Joe Danger Infinity if you want the sequel, the biggest game in the series, and a micro-world setting with dozens of vehicles.
• Pick neither yet if you are unsure — play both in the desktop browser first, since both are available there in full and free.

Either way, the browser versions are the lowest-commitment way to compare them, as long as you are on a desktop machine.

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.

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.