A set of small rescue games for Android. The first job, Heli Rescue, is a helicopter flood-rescue game: lower your rope, let survivors grab on, and carry them to the rescue boat before the water takes the roof.

Yes. There are no ads and no in-app purchases.

Does Rescue Jobs need the internet?

No. The app does not ask for internet access. It plays fully offline and nothing you do in it leaves your phone.

How many levels and helicopters are there?

7 flooded places with 67 people to save, and a hangar of 16 helicopters that each fly differently.

What data does Rescue Jobs collect?

None. Progress is stored only on your device.

Rescue Jobs: Rescue Missions — The water is rising. Go get them.

Rescue Jobs is a helicopter flood-rescue game for Android. Lower the rope, let survivors grab on hand to feet, fly gently so they keep their grip, and lower them onto the rescue boat. 7 flooded places, 67 people to save, 16 helicopters, tornadoes and lightning. Free, offline, no ads, no account.

Missions

HARBOUR: 6 people stranded
RIVER BEND: 8 people stranded
FARM FLATS: 9 people stranded
OLD TOWN: 10 people stranded
HIGHWAY 9: 10 people stranded
STORM BAY: 12 people stranded
TWISTER ALLEY: 12 people stranded

The hangar: 16 helicopters

RESCUE ONE (light single-engine utility): The old faithful. Nothing special, nothing wrong. Every pilot starts here.
SPARROW (two-seat piston trainer): A glass bubble on a stick. Light, twitchy and pushed around by every gust. Short rope, one seat fewer.
PEEWEE (light observation scout): A tiny egg with a big engine. Darts anywhere, but can only carry a couple of people.
CROP HOPPER (agricultural sprayer): Built to skim fields. Steady at low speed, easy on a long hover, not built for storms.
NIGHTWATCH (light police patrol): Quick off the mark and quick to stop. Chases down people who are about to slip.
LIFELINE (twin-engine air ambulance): Smooth ride, calm crew. People on its rope hold on much longer before their grip goes.
EMBER (firefighting utility): Flies into smoke and hot wind for a living. Tough, steady in gusts, longer line.
SURFGUARD (medium coast guard rescue): Made for exactly this job. Long rope, fast winch, one extra seat, shrugs off sea wind.
SEA WARDEN (naval maritime with float hull): Boat hull and floats: it can touch the water without a scratch. Sturdy, one extra seat.
WARHORSE (military utility transport): Built to take hits and keep flying. Heavy armour, one extra seat, a little slow to turn.
HORNET (tandem-seat attack gunship): Blisteringly fast and armoured like a tank, but it was never meant to carry people. Two seats fewer.
TWINSPIN (naval coaxial (stacked rotors)): Two rotors on one mast and no tail rotor: wind barely moves it. Ideal for storms.
MACH ROTOR (high-speed compound (wings + props)): Wings and propellers bolted on for speed. The fastest thing in the hangar. Hard to stop.
LONG ARM (flying crane): A spine, an engine and a hook. The longest rope in the fleet and a fast winch.
DOUBLE DECK (tandem-rotor transport): Two big rotors, front and back. Two extra seats and rock steady, but slow and wide.
GOLIATH (super-heavy lifter): The biggest helicopter ever flown, more or less. Three extra seats, near-unbreakable. Steers like a ship.

Two ways to play

Rescue: save everyone and beat the par time for three stars. Time Rush: the clock counts down and every person landed on the boat adds 8 seconds.