Challenging 2D Platformer Bounce Quest Becomes Permanently Free on Steam
· GlobeWire Daily Gaming Desk · Source: gamerant.com

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The 2D platformer Bounce Quest, originally priced at $4.99, has transitioned to a free-to-play model on Steam. According to data from SteamDB, the price change occurred on October 13, 2025. While the developer, Nozech, has not provided an official reason for the transition, the game is now available for all users at no cost.
Gameplay Mechanics and Challenges
Bounce Quest is described as a high-difficulty platformer centered on vertical exploration. Players control a bouncy cube character, navigating a treacherous mountain environment with mechanics including:
- Movement Controls: Jumping, sliding, and smashing.
- Physics-Based Hazards: The character's bouncy nature requires precise timing; poor landings can cause the protagonist to fall significantly, potentially erasing substantial progress.
- Progression: The game features a linear structure with six distinct areas and twelve unlockable character skins.
What to Expect
Unlike endless arcade titles, the game follows a specific narrative path where players attempt to reach the mountain's summit to uncover a hidden secret. Initial user feedback on Steam characterizes the title as a frustrating yet rewarding experience, with some players comparing the difficulty to other demanding climbing games.
Other Recent Free Additions
Steam users may also note that other titles have recently shifted to a free model, including:
- Jump Adventures: A 2D platformer with similar mechanics to Bounce Quest.
- Cartomancy Anthology: A collection of over 20 smaller games offering a more relaxed experience compared to the high-stakes climbing of Bounce Quest.
Interested players can verify the current pricing and download the game directly through the official Steam store page for Bounce Quest.
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