Bluey: The Videogame - PlayStation 5

Great game! My 5yr old almost 6 loves playing. It’s easy for her to maneuver around and find the hidden items 🥰. It’s exciting for her and that’s what counts!

It’s a great concept for bluey lovers, but the game itself has so many bugs. Especially for 2 player. It makes it hard to play the game when you can’t go up the stairs because the character goes under the house. 1 player is better but still has issues. For a $40 it’s not worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It's a fun game for the kids. It performs well. Very user friendly as well. The graphics are really good too. I would definitely recommend it for the children

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had high expectations, and this game exceeded every one of them. The graphics are vibrant and true to the show's charming aesthetic, making it feel like you're stepping right into Bluey's world. The gameplay is engaging and intuitive, perfect for players of all ages. Whether you're exploring with Bluey and her family, solving puzzles, or embarking on fun mini-games, there's never a dull moment. The developers did an excellent job of incorporating the heartwarming themes and playful spirit of the show into the game. What sets this game apart is its ability to bring families together. It's rare to find a game that both kids and parents can enjoy equally, but Bluey: The Videogame nails it. The cooperative mode is fantastic for family bonding, and the single-player mode is equally entertaining. The attention to detail, from the voice acting to the lovingly recreated settings, is top-notch. It's clear that a lot of love and effort went into making this game a faithful and enriching extension of the Bluey universe. In summary, Bluey: The Videogame is a delightful, engaging, and heartwarming experience. It's a must-have for any Bluey fan and a fantastic addition to any family's game collection. Five stars all the way!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My kids are 3 and 7 and they absolutely love this game. They could not wait for our order to come in and we had to order a second game because it is always in the Nintendo. The game is kid-friendly and easy to use for younger kids. I highly recommend it to all of the Bluey fans out there! .

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 4 year old nephew was the.lucky one to play this game for.me and he definitely loves this game . He lovesthe .characters well just everything. And i actually enjoy watching him play it some games i tolerate but i actually enjoy this one. And the little LOVE IT.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My children love this game. It is simple enough that a 5 & 6 year old can navigate it with ease once taught. The graphics are just like the Bluey TV show. We like that the levels are similar to episodes. I feel like the price may be a bit high since the whole game can be beat pretty fast, but it is fun and entertaining.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Bluey is a video game with colorful graphics geared towards preschool age, to realistically, about 1st grade. The tasks are designed to challenge kids to think about doing something, before they actually do it. I thought it was nice to see a game for children that shows how a family could work together in a positive way to get things accomplished. It was cute to see how mom & dad complimented each other, along with complimenting the child’s character after completing a project. I also liked to see how it depicted how a family could work as a team to tackle Bluey’s adventures. You can pick your own character & play solo, or have others play along as the other family members. There’s challenges that will take you to different places to explore, collect stickers & mark your progress. Being a mother of young children who spent their childhood 50/50 with each parent, I would have loved to be able to have something like this that we could play when we were not together. My niece sure did love it! There’s definitely many different activities within the game that would provide hours of clean, wholesome entertainment for your child.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My son and my nephew, absolutely adore this dog. Anything with his name is sure to be a winner in our house. However, this game, especially, was so much fun for them to bond over! Very cute

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My granddaughter loves bluey and this game was perfect for her, she is 5 years old and enjoys playing this game. I would recommend for all ages. I enjoyed playing as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My niece Charlotte loves anything Bluey and she loves this game, and I love playing it with her! The graphics and gameplay are so fun and seeing Charlotte so happy makes me happy!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Together with my wife and kids (ages 8 and 7), we absolutely love the game. Unlocking all the levels may happen quicker than most may like, but I think it does a great job hooking the attention of the main audience (children). There is also more to the levels than simply completing them. There are hidden items throughout the levels, which instantly made me, as the main gamer of the family, want to accomplish the game with 100% of everything discovered. I find myself returning to the Bluey Video Game with my kids just to break up the day and to have that bonding moment with them. Their reaction to seeing the characters and finding the hidden items is gold. And just like the show where you find the adult meanings between the lines (sometimes not so hidden), the game has them scattered throughout as well. As a Bluey and video game loving household, I find this game is a must-have for the fans! I have included a couple of shots of gameplay from the actual game to give an idea of what it looks like.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So my daughter is notorious for saying how much she doesn’t like the show Bluey, but my husband and I actually love it. For a kids show of course. I actually started playing the game myself and my kiddo comes up asking what I was playing. It took about 2 minutes of watching me play before she said “hey, can I try?”. I gave her the switch and she proceeded to play for over an hour and would’ve played longer had she not needed to get ready for bed and only agreed to get ready for bed with the agreement that she could play the switch the next day. For someone who doesn’t like Bluey, she sure does love the game. It’s hard sometimes to find games for her because she’s not fully able to read yet so this worked very well and she gets so excited when she accomplishes something in the game. Highly recommend…for adults and kids!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this game for my 6 year old daughter and she really enjoyed playing it. The game has visual instructions that made it easy for her to be independent on this game.

Where to start? It really seems to me like the company pushed for release thinking little kids would not notice the defects/bugs OR the manufacturer has a poor QA team/no QA team. My 5 year old finished this game within a week of getting it. She was so excited to complete the picture because she thought it would unlock more episodes. When she finally completed the picture and there weren’t any new activities she was very disappointed. $40 for a game that didn’t last more than a week with defects/bug- so much regret! There’s a few defects/bugs in this game, like how your character randomly turns invisible or one character is stuck in a tree in the distance making it impossible to get a piggyback ride from them. Where was your QA on this?! I get that this is a game for little children, but my child (and I’m sure others) became very frustrated when her character could not be seen on screen while walking around. It’s not like this was a one time thing, it happened nearly every time she played it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] So this is a little advanced for the toddler age as far as movement my almost 4 year old can move jump and pick up things but doesn't understand combinations such as jumping onto something etc. I think this is best suited for my older elementary school kiddo. I thought this was fun and unique to play. As an adult it's simple and relaxing. I love that you can choose which family member you will play. I love that there is story to it and it's not just a bunch of mini games or all cutscenes. However, for the sake of my kids I do enjoy the few cut scenes I've encountered so far. The game graphics are on par with the TV show and run super smoothly.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This game is so fun for littles! Downloading it was quick and easy. My 7 year old said she loved it. It has episodes, very similar to the show and there are tasks that have to be completed. Just like the show, there’s a cute little lesson that comes with each episode. It doesn’t require any reading and it’s very easy to navigate. I would say kids as young as 3 could enjoy this game. I like that it’s good, clean fun, which can be hard to find.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My toddler loves this game. It looks just like the cartoon. It is simple enough for her to play. There's story skits through the game and the arrows keeps her knowing what direction to go and it tells what buttons to push. It's so cute! She loves getting to explore different areas just like in the cartoon.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My 5 and almost 3 year old looooove this game. My husband and I enjoyed it too. We spent the whole morning after Christmas playing it. It’s like watching and Bluey movie or multiple episodes and being able to interact. We loved being able to explore Bluey and Bingo’s house, backyard, playground, tree, beach, and creek! My 5 year old was able to use the controller to explore, but most of the time they both just watched us play and told us where to go and what to do, which they loved.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great game, simple control commands makes easy for the whole family to play together, they allow up to 4 players in the same video game. You can interact and pick toys around the house, this really expand the ways you can play, you don’t need to stick to the main story you can play tide up with your kids. Graphics are perfect too, feels just like a bluey episode.