A baby in a diaper holding a sword, facing down a giant pitbull in a fog-filled backyard

BabyvsPitbulls

A toddler picks up a sword and fights encroaching waves of pitbulls.

iOS · TestFlight soon Android · Closed test soon Free to play

How it plays

Three minutes. One yard. Nine dogs.

A one-handed roguelite. Every run is short, every death teaches you something, and the cats make sure the next toddler starts stronger.

The game's home screen: the baby and three council cats in the backyard, with currency counters and a play button
  1. Spend a nap

    Runs cost energy that refills while you are away. Three minutes in, three minutes out.

  2. Pick your weapon

    Choose a class at the gate, then stack random skills as you level mid-run.

  3. Haul the loot

    Gear drops from bosses and chests. Duplicates merge upward into higher tiers.

  4. Ask the cats

    Between runs the council spends your coins on permanent talents, gear and drop rates.

Five ways out

Every weapon is a different game

Each class is unlocked by surviving a level with the family member who owns it.

01

Sword

Heavy arcs that cleave a whole line of dogs. Slow enough that a bad swing is a bite.

Dad's medieval room
02

iPad

Blunt, brutal, cracked screen. Shards of glass ricochet off the fence.

Confiscated from Mom
03

Tarot

Every card is a different spell and you never know which one you drew.

Borrowed from your stepsister
04

Pistol

Ranged, precise, always short on ammo. Reload on the run or don't reload at all.

Left on the porch by a visitor
05

Fists

Pure rhythm. Dodge, counter, combo. Hardest class in the game and the only free one.

Learned watching Nick practice

The household

Nobody here is coming to help

Save a family member and you keep their weapon. Lose to a dog and you meet it again, bigger.

MomAdopted nine dogs, then ran out of patience
StepsisterUpstairs, reading the cards, no notes
NickPracticing choreography in the mirror
PrincessSweetest girl in the world, allegedly
The XLChapter boss. Does not negotiate.

Questions

Before you ask

How much does it cost?

Free. You can buy cosmetics, a battle pass and chests, and you can watch an ad to revive. Nothing you buy is required to finish a run.

When can I play it?

Closed beta first, on TestFlight for iPhone and a closed test track on Android. Join the list above and you get the invite when the build is stable.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Runs are fully offline. You only need a connection for purchases and to sync your save.

Is the violence realistic?

No. It is stylized, cartoon combat against fantasy enemies, rated for teens. No blood, no gore, no real animals were involved at any point.

How long is a session?

One run is about three minutes. Most players do four or five, then spend a minute with the cats upgrading.

Press kit

For anyone covering it

Fact sheet

Title
Baby vs Pitbulls
Studio
Independent, Houston, Texas
Genre
Action roguelite
Platforms
iOS, Android
Price
Free, with in-app purchases
Rating
12+ / Teen

Assets

Key art, logo, five gameplay screenshots, character renders and a 30 second trailer, all cleared for editorial use.

Download pack

Contact

Review builds, interviews and early access:

press@babyvspitbulls.com