A quest marker can be a helpful guide until it refuses to go away. In Super Bear Adventure, that problem is not entirely imaginary: Earthkwak Games listed a fix for quest markers failing to disappear in Bear Village as part of update 13.0.7.
The challenge for players is deciding whether the marker is stuck because of an old bug or because something in the current task remains unfinished. Repeating the same conversation twenty times is not a reliable way to find out.
Highlights
- Version 13.0.7 specifically fixed quest markers not disappearing in Bear Village.
- Quest markers and actual completion progress are related but not identical.
- Older game builds may still show issues that recent patches addressed.
- Check the task and game version before clearing any save data.
Quick answer: Confirm the objective was actually completed, then check the installed version. If an already-finished marker remains in a build older than 13.0.7, update through an official store where supported.
Table of Contents
- What the developer actually fixed
- Separate active tasks from completed ones
- How to check the current game version
- Do not confuse marker bugs with timer bugs
- Safe troubleshooting before reinstalling
- What to include in a support report
- A quick audit before reporting an old marker bug
- Frequently Asked Questions
What the developer actually fixed
In its October 3, 2026 update notes, Earthkwak lists a fix for quest markers not disappearing in Bear Village. The note does not identify every affected mission or promise that all marker behavior is identical across every platform.
That precision matters. A marker pointing you toward an unfinished activity is doing its job. A marker still displayed after the associated objective has been met may fit the bug described in the patch. Do not label every navigation icon an error.
Separate active tasks from completed ones
Before troubleshooting, return to the relevant mission area or character and read any available task information. Some objectives have several stages, and a visual marker may remain until the final stage is completed. Check whether the game is prompting you to talk, collect, enter a level or finish a timed activity.
If possible, compare the task state before and after a normal interaction. Write down the exact point at which the marker should have disappeared. A clear sequence helps identify whether you are facing incomplete progression or a stale UI indicator.
How to check the current game version
Use the app’s version information and the official developer changelog. The 13.0.7 fix was followed by 13.0.8 on October 5, which addressed unrelated unusual physics behavior. The presence of a later patch is not proof that a particular marker fix was reversed.
Because releases can arrive at different times across Android, iOS and Nintendo Switch, check what your platform currently offers instead of assuming every player has an identical menu or version number.
Do not confuse marker bugs with timer bugs
Earthkwak separately fixed missions becoming unplayable if a player tampered with the system date to cheat a mission timer in 13.0.5. That is different from an ordinary navigation marker that stays on-screen.
If your actual mission cannot be started, describe that as an access or timer issue rather than a visual marker problem. Changing the phone clock is not a sensible fix and can create new complications unrelated to the original task.
Safe troubleshooting before reinstalling
First leave and re-enter the area using normal game navigation. Confirm that your objective state was saved, then restart the app if needed. Check the current version and any pending official update. Avoid clearing storage or deleting the app without considering your save progress.
If the issue occurs only in a multiplayer session, note whether you are the host or a guest. Multiplayer has its own history of synchronization fixes, so the context can help developers reproduce the behavior.
What to include in a support report
List the device, platform, version, game location, task name and exactly what you did before the marker remained. If you have an image, capture the marker and relevant UI without private information. Mention whether the objective has been completed according to the game.
A precise report is much stronger than “the quest is broken.” It allows the developer to compare the current build with the 13.0.7 fix and determine whether the same issue returned or a different objective is involved.
A quick audit before reporting an old marker bug
When a navigation marker appears wrong, record the current objective and whether the game acknowledges its completion. Then leave the location normally and return. If the marker remains, compare the app version with the developer’s patch notes and try to determine whether the issue exists in a single-player save, a multiplayer session or both. These steps are straightforward but produce much more useful information than repeatedly tapping the marker or changing the phone clock.
It is also valuable to remember that navigation indicators can represent several different tasks. A shopkeeper you have not visited, an activity you have not completed and a previously completed quest should not be treated as equivalent situations. Describe the exact marker rather than using “quest icon” as a catch-all label. The developer already documented one disappearance fix in Bear Village; a precise report can help establish whether a new case is related or entirely separate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which update fixed Bear Village quest markers?
Earthkwak lists the fix in version 13.0.7, dated October 3, 2026.
Does a quest marker always mean a bug?
No. It can correctly indicate that an objective remains incomplete.
Should I change my phone date to reset a mission?
No. The developer separately documented problems related to manipulating mission timers.
Will reinstalling definitely remove a stuck marker?
No. Check the task, version and save state first; reinstalling is not a guaranteed solution.
Final Thoughts
A persistent marker is best approached as a small diagnosis. Check what the mission actually requires, verify the app version and preserve your save before making drastic changes. The official patch history offers a useful clue, not a reason to assume every task is finished.
