Blazing Babies

Free arcade game for Android. No ads, no purchases, plays offline.

Gameplay from a run on Hard.

Free No ads Plays offline

What you do

A building is on fire and the babies inside have decided the window is the way out. You control two firemen holding a trampoline. Slide them left, middle or right, catch each falling baby, and bounce it across the street in stages until it lands in the ambulance. Let one hit the pavement and you lose a life.

It gets faster the better you play. Every baby you save nudges the speed up, and by the later levels there are several in the air at once, coming from different floors.

Bits and pieces

Four difficulties: Easy, Normal, Hard and Tantrum. Tantrum is short, starts deep and is nearly unfair.
Power-ups that drift down mid-round: an extra life, a slow motion hourglass, and a soiled diaper you really want to catch before it lands.
Gems, a rescue kit you can bring into a run, and a store to spend them in between runs.
Per-difficulty high scores, kept on your device.
Touch or keyboard. Works on a phone, a tablet and a desktop.

Screens

Several babies in the air at once above the firemen and their trampoline, with the ambulance waiting at the right — Later levels put several babies in the air at once.

A soiled diaper power-up has landed and splattered across the middle of the street — Miss the diaper and it leaves a mess you have to play around.

Hourglass and wet wipes counters sitting in the corner of the heads up display during a round — Slow motion and wet wipes wait in the corner until you need them.

Title screen with the two firemen facing the burning building and a menu listing Easy, Normal, Hard and Tantrum — Pick a difficulty and go.

Privacy

The game collects nothing. No ads, no analytics, no accounts, no in-app purchases, and nothing leaves your device apart from one anonymous check for a newer version. Full details are in the Blazing Babies privacy policy.

Get in touch

Found a bug, or want to argue that Tantrum is unfair? Write to [email protected]. A person reads it.