Alien Pasta Lab

Alien Pasta Lab: Cook silly space food with Blorp

A cooking game for kids on iPhone and iPad.

Coming soon on the App Store

Watch Blorp cookSee the recipes

Free to start. One purchase opens it all.

Alien Pasta Lab is a cooking game for kids on iPhone and iPad: children cook silly space food for Blorp, a hungry three-eyed alien, then make the real recipe at home with a grown-up.

  • 4 recipes free
  • $3.99 unlocks all 50 (US price)
  • Family Sharing included
  • No ads or subscriptions
  • Plays offline
  • Every step read aloud

Watch Blorp cook

Here’s Alien Pasta in the iPhone app, one of the 4 free recipes. Kids cook it with their fingers, one move at a time:

Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: popping eyeballs onto Alien Pasta while Blorp watches
  1. Heat the Moon WaterTap the knob to turn up the heat!
  2. Toss in Space NoodlesTap the jar 5 times to toss in the noodles!
  3. Stir up a SwirlDraw circles in the pot with your finger!
  4. Drain the OceanPress and hold to pour out the water!
  5. Squirt the Galaxy GooPick a goo color, then tap to squirt!
  6. Pop on Alien EyesTap the noodles to stick on 5 eyeballs!
  7. Sprinkle StardustWiggle your finger over the plate to sprinkle!
  8. Feed Blorp!Tap Blorp to serve the pasta!

Then cook it for real

Every dish in the game has a real recipe in Blorp’s Galactic Cookbook, written for a kid and a grown-up together. Grown-up jobs are marked on every step. These 4 are free:

Alien Pasta: Spaghetti with green pesto and mozzarella eyeballs

Alien Pasta

Spaghetti with green pesto and mozzarella eyeballs Ready in 25 minServes 44 grown-up jobs Moon Pizza: Cheesy pizza with pepperoni, olives and pepper stars

Moon Pizza

Cheesy pizza with pepperoni, olives and pepper stars Ready in 30 minServes 22 grown-up jobs Comet Cupcakes: Frosted cupcakes with sprinkles

Comet Cupcakes

Frosted cupcakes with sprinkles Ready in 1 hr 30 minMakes 122 grown-up jobs Nebula Smoothie: Banana and berry smoothie

Nebula Smoothie

Banana and berry smoothie Ready in 5 minServes 21 grown-up job

See all 50 recipes

Peek inside the game

Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Blorp, a pink three-eyed alien, floats in his starship kitchen beside a plate of glowing green noodles while a cartoon hand shows where to tap to pop on alien eyeballs.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Blorp, with heart eyes after his dinner, above a results card with five gold stars and 15 star noodles earned for Klink's shop.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Blorp rides a neon tunnel of rings and light streaks toward the ringed black hole of the Black Hole Diner.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Blorp shakes comet sprinkles onto cupcakes in the Candy Moon kitchen, under a rainbow, a giant lollipop and candy-cane posts.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Klink's Space Shop: Blorp wears a gold crown in the try-on booth while Klink the robot shopkeeper says welcome back, above a rack of hats priced in star noodles earned by cooking.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Blorp greets the chef in his starship kitchen above the recipe cards, starting with Alien Pasta, and buttons to cook, travel, visit friends and shop.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: The Alien Friends room: Beepo in his saucer, Floob the fluffball, Ollo the sky octopus and Bimble the comet snail, with buttons for roll call, snack time and more.Alien Pasta Lab on iPad: Blorp's Galactic Cookbook open at Alien Pasta: the real recipe, spaghetti with green pesto and mozzarella eyeballs, with its shopping list.
Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Blorp, a pink three-eyed alien, floats in his starship kitchen beside a plate of glowing green noodles while a cartoon hand shows where to tap to pop on alien eyeballs.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Blorp, with heart eyes after his dinner, above a results card with five gold stars and 15 star noodles earned for Klink's shop.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Blorp rides a neon tunnel of rings and light streaks toward the ringed black hole of the Black Hole Diner.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Blorp shakes comet sprinkles onto cupcakes in the Candy Moon kitchen, under a rainbow, a giant lollipop and candy-cane posts.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Klink's Space Shop: Blorp wears a gold crown in the try-on booth while Klink the robot shopkeeper says welcome back, above a rack of hats priced in star noodles earned by cooking.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Blorp greets the chef in his starship kitchen above the recipe cards, starting with Alien Pasta, and buttons to cook, travel, visit friends and shop.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: The Alien Friends room: Beepo in his saucer, Floob the fluffball, Ollo the sky octopus and Bimble the comet snail, with buttons for roll call, snack time and more.Alien Pasta Lab on iPhone: Blorp's Galactic Cookbook open at Alien Pasta: the real recipe, spaghetti with green pesto and mozzarella eyeballs, with its shopping list.

Cook silly space food with Blorp

Six kitchens, one hungry alien

Cooking starts in Blorp’s Starship. Then Blorp hyperjumps to five more kitchens, each with its own music, its own secret and a surprise after dinner. Tap a planet to warp there.

Blorp’s alien friends

Beepo, Floob, Ollo and Bimble drop by for dinner. Each has a home planet, a favorite food and a food they cannot stand.

  • Beepo the saucer pilot

    Beepo

    Saucer Pilot from Planet Bleep

    “Beepo comes in peace! Beepo also comes for snacks.”

  • Floob the fluffball

    Floob

    Fluffball from the Fuzz Nebula

    “Pets first. Snacks second. More pets third.”

  • Ollo the sky octopus

    Ollo

    Sky Octopus from the Coral Rings of Splashara

    “Eight arms means eight high-fives!”

  • Bimble the comet snail

    Bimble

    Comet Snail from the Mossy Moons of Glimmerfen

    “Slow and steady wins the sprout!”

Klink’s Space Shop. Every meal earns star noodles, which Klink the robot trades for hats and outfits for Blorp. Star noodles are earned by cooking and can’t be bought with money.

For grown-ups

Made for kids, with the boring important bits taken care of.

  • A grown-ups’ gate

    Buying, restoring and links out of the game sit behind a math question, so kids can’t reach them by accident.

  • Nothing collected

    No accounts, ads, analytics or tracking in the app, and none on this website either.

  • Real recipes, safely split

    Knives, the stove, the oven and the blender are marked as grown-up jobs, with allergy and choking notes where they matter.

  • Steps read out loud

    Kids who aren’t reading yet can tap a step to hear it, and a little hand shows every move.

  • Calm when it needs to be

    If the device asks for reduced motion, the shaking, flashing and confetti settle down.

  • Progress stays on the device

    Stickers, hats and chef rank are saved on the iPhone or iPad, never sent anywhere.

Questions grown-ups ask

Is Alien Pasta Lab free?

Yes, it’s free to download, and 4 recipes are free to play: Alien Pasta, Moon Pizza, Comet Cupcakes and Nebula Smoothie, in Blorp’s Starship. One optional purchase, The Whole Galaxy, opens the rest. There are no ads and no subscriptions.

How much is the full game?

The Whole Galaxy is a one-time purchase of $3.99 (US price; the App Store sets it in other countries). It unlocks every recipe, kitchen and alien friend, plus new ones as they are added: all 50 recipes, 6 kitchens and 4 alien friends. Family Sharing is on, so one purchase covers the whole family. It’s the only thing for sale.

Does one purchase cover the whole family?

Yes, with Family Sharing. Buy The Whole Galaxy once and everyone in your Family Sharing group can open it on their own iPhone or iPad.

What ages is it for?

Any kid who can tap and swipe. It’s listed for ages 6–8 in the App Store’s Kids category, and younger kids can play too: they can tap any step to hear it read aloud, and every step shows what to do with a little hand. The real recipes are for cooking with a grown-up at any age.

Does it have ads?

No. There are no ads, no accounts and no tracking, and the app collects no data at all.

Does it work offline?

Yes. Alien Pasta Lab plays offline. Only buying or restoring The Whole Galaxy talks to the App Store.

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