Infinite Jump

Infinite Jump launched on July 12, 2021 as a compact casual game described as lasting approximately half an hour. The store description presents it as a self-contained, level-based experience with a defined structure — increasing difficulty, a projectile mechanic in later levels, and a concluding boss fight. This framing strongly suggests it was shipped as a finished product. Post-launch activity was brief and limited. The day after release (July 13, 2021), the developer pushed a feature patch expanding the game from 9 to 12 levels and adding various quality-of-life improvements. A small bug fix followed on February 23, 2022. The single DLC — an expansion pack — was actually released before the base game (June 10, 2021), indicating it was part of the initial launch bundle rather than post-launch content. Since February 23, 2022, there have been no further updates to Infinite Jump. The developer (No.25) has remained active as a studio — announcing and releasing other games including Rolling in the Maze (2022), Monster Line of Defense (2023), Doll Grabber (2024), and Working Daily (announced November 2025) — but none of their subsequent communications reference any future content for Infinite Jump. The game appears to have concluded its update cycle with the February 2022 bug fix, consistent with a small casual title that shipped as a complete package.