Balloonatic

Coming soon · iOS & Android

Balloonatic

Hold to blow up the balloon. Let go to float to the next roof. Too little and you fall short. Too much and it pops.

Coming soon See how it plays

Free to play, with ads and optional in-app purchases. For iPhone, iPad and Android.

Balloonatic in play: the character stands on a rooftop under a big red balloon, with a dotted line showing where the jump will land.
1Touch to play
50Cities to collect
DailySame roofs for all
0Sign-ups
How it plays

One touch. One balloon. One roof at a time.

Your little buddy hops across the rooftops of a city that never ends, carried by a single red balloon. The bigger the balloon, the further it floats. All you do is decide when to stop blowing.

Hold to inflate

Press and hold anywhere. The balloon grows, and a dotted line shows where you would land if you let go right now.

Mind the wind

A breeze can carry you further or hold you back. Read the wind before you let go, and trust the line.

Land it PERFECT

Touch down in the middle of the roof for a PERFECT. String three together and time slows down to show off your landing.

Don’t get greedy

Keep blowing and the balloon starts to creak and blush red. One breath too many and it pops. Every run ends in one quick second, so the next one is a tap away.

The Daily

Same roofs for everyone. One try.

Every day there is a new Daily run, and every player in the world gets exactly the same rooftops. You get a single attempt, so make it count.

  • A fair fight. Nothing you buy or watch can change a Daily score.
  • Keep the streak alive. Play every day and watch the flame grow.
  • Show your friends. Share a poster of your run, then dare them to beat it on the same roofs.
  • Want more? Endless mode is always there, with a fresh city every time.
A Balloonatic Daily share poster: the day number, the roofs reached, perfect landings and the path of every jump.
The passport

Hop your way around 50 cities

Every tenth roof is a famous building: the Eiffel Tower, Big Ben, the Colosseum, the Space Needle and dozens more. Land on one and its city goes into your passport as a stamp.

  • Collect them all. Endless shows you the cities you’re still missing first.
  • Go for gold. Land a PERFECT on a landmark and its stamp turns to gold foil.
  • Earn new balloons. Finish the set to unlock new looks for your balloon.
ClassicAlways yours
GoldenAll 50 cities
RainbowAll 50 gold
The passport screen: cities collected and gold stamps counted, the three balloons to choose from, and a grid of postage stamps for Edinburgh, Vienna, Las Vegas, Chicago and more.
Sixteen of the landmark rooftops: Paris, London, Dubai, Pisa, New York, Tokyo, Rome, Athens, Rio, Cairo, Istanbul, Moscow, Beijing, Seoul, Sydney and Agra.

16 of the 50. The other 34 are yours to find.

Voice mode

Or just blow into your phone

Switch to voice and the balloon listens to you instead. Blow, hum or sing to fill it up, and go quiet to let it float. It is sillier than it sounds, and harder too.

  • Your choice, any time. One switch in the corner swaps between touch and voice.
  • Never recorded. The game only measures how loud you are, on your phone. No audio is saved or sent anywhere.
The voice mode tip: hold the screen to inflate, or switch to the microphone and blow, hum or sing instead.
Screens

Bright, quick and a little bit nervous

The main menu: the Balloonatic title over the rooftops, today's Daily run, and Endless, Passport, Stats and Settings.
Today’s Daily
Mid-jump: a big red balloon and the dotted landing line.
Hold, aim, let go
The passport, full of city stamps.
Collect the world
The voice mode tip.
Play with your voice
The small print, in big letters

Pick up and play

No account, no sign-up, no waiting for lives to refill. Your progress lives on your phone and nowhere else.

Nothing to sign up for

No name, no email, no login. Open the game and you are on the roof.

A fair Daily

Ads and purchases only ever touch Endless mode. The Daily is the same for everyone, paid or not.

Runs, not sessions

A run takes seconds or minutes, never an evening. Play one at the bus stop, or fifty on the sofa.

Gentle on everyone

Sound, vibration and screen effects can each be switched off, and the game follows your phone’s reduce-motion setting.

FAQ

Questions

When does it come out?

Soon, on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play. This page will link to both the day it lands.

Does it cost anything?

No. Balloonatic is free to play. Endless mode shows ads, which a one-off purchase switches off, and there are optional in-app purchases. The Daily has no ads, and nothing you buy changes your score.

Why do I only get one try at the Daily?

Because everyone in the world plays the same roofs that day. One try each keeps the scores honest and makes every Daily feel like an event. Endless mode is there for as many tries as you like.

Does voice mode record me?

No. Voice mode is optional and only measures how loud you are, on your device, while you play in voice mode. Nothing is recorded, saved or sent anywhere. You can switch back to touch at any time.

Do I need an internet connection?

No, the game plays offline. A connection is only used for ads and purchases.

Where is my progress saved?

On your device only: your scores, streak, stamps and settings. There is no account and nothing is uploaded to us, so uninstalling the game removes your progress with it. Your phone’s own backup service may keep a copy in your personal backups.

What data does the game collect?

No personal details. Google AdMob and Firebase Analytics collect limited technical data to show ads and to understand how the game is played. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland the game asks for your consent first, and on iPhone and iPad it asks before using your advertising identifier. It is all set out in the privacy policy.

Something is broken. Who do I tell?

Email support@deyapps.com. Tell us your phone model and the version shown in the game’s Settings, and we will take a look.

How far can one breath take you?

Balloonatic lands on the App Store and Google Play soon. Until then, practise holding your breath.

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