Bluey: The Videogame

Bluey: The Videogame

game

2023, Adventure

WISE
82%

WISE Score

60%

IGDB

A gentle, safe first video game for Bluey fans—think digital playtime in the Heeler house, not a gaming challenge.

Where to Play

Xbox
Xbox
PlayStation
PlayStation
PC/Steam
PC/Steam
Nintendo
Nintendo
Screenwise Verdict

If you've got a preschooler or kindergartener obsessed with Bluey, this is a solid, safe pick for their first real video game. It's not trying to be Mario or Zelda—it's a low-stakes digital playground that captures the show's gentle, imaginative spirit.

The gameplay is straightforward to the point of repetitive (one reviewer called it 'simplistic'), but that's actually perfect for 4-6 year olds still figuring out how a controller works. Local co-op means you can play together without worrying about online strangers or surprise charges.

That said, this is a one-trick pony. Older kids will bounce off it fast, and even dedicated Bluey fans over 7 will probably play through once and move on. Think of it as a love letter to the show, not a standalone gaming experience. For the right age and the right kid? It's great. For everyone else? It's fine background noise while your little one giggles at Chattermax.

Age Fit

Best for ages 4-7, especially Bluey superfans who are just learning video game controls. By 8+, most kids will outgrow the simplicity, though younger siblings might keep it in rotation for family play.

WISE Breakdown
Wholesome
95

Captures the TV show's warm, family-centered tone perfectly. Lighthearted exploration with cooperative multiplayer, no competitive pressure, and models the same kindness and playfulness that makes Bluey beloved. Pacing is gentle and age-appropriate for preschoolers and early elementary kids.

Imaginative
72

Lets kids explore iconic Bluey locations (Heeler House, Creek, playgrounds) and recreate show games like Keepy Uppy. Collectibles and unlockable outfits add light discovery elements. However, gameplay is straightforward and follows a scripted story rather than offering true open-ended creativity or building mechanics. It's more 'play along' than 'create your own.'

Safe
98

ESRB rated E for Everyone. No in-game purchases, no loot boxes, no online chat. Users can interact locally only. The game requires a controller even on PC, making it accessible but also parent-supervised. Zero monetization manipulation, zero content concerns. As safe as licensed kids' games get.

Enriching
68

Offers gentle skill-building for very young gamers learning controller mechanics and spatial navigation. The collectibles and exploration encourage observation. But it's primarily entertainment—there's minimal cognitive challenge, problem-solving, or deeper lessons beyond 'have fun with your family.' That's fine for the target age, but it won't stretch older kids.

Parent Info
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Why It Might Be Great

  • Nails the Bluey vibe: warm, cooperative family fun with no pressure or competition
  • Genuinely safe—no purchases, no online weirdness, just local co-op exploration
  • Great 'baby's first video game' for 4-6 year olds learning controller basics
  • Lets kids revisit beloved show locations and play iconic Bluey games like Keepy Uppy
  • Collectibles and unlockables give young kids a sense of discovery without overwhelming them
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What to Watch For

  • Gameplay is extremely simple and repetitive—older kids (7+) and adults will find it boring fast
  • Requires a controller even on PC, so factor that into your platform choice
  • It's a licensed tie-in game, not a deep adventure—set expectations accordingly

Conversation Starters

  • "Which Bluey game from the show would you want to play in real life?"
  • "What's your favorite room in the Heeler house to explore?"
  • "If you could unlock any outfit for Bluey or Bingo, what would it be?"
  • "What kind of adventure would you create if you were making your own Bluey game?"

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