For anyone who isn't a child in this demographic this game is at best two stars. This game is perfect for families and small children to get to play together and for kids to have a first game. The animation works and feels like the show and thankfully the voice actors are the same so it works for kids. You'll hit some bugs, but nothing earth shattering. When someone asks what game to get their small child to get into video games this is it. Or anyone who likes Bluey will have a good time.

Fun for the whole family. Be the heelers, play keepy uppy, play statues and other bluey staples. Its a great game for kids, but not so much for adults. Which, like, I am not expecting. A bit repetitive but overall it introduces kids to gaming

I want to give it a 5. I even own a Bluey Hawaiian shirt. Parts of it just didn't work for me.

Farming this review out to the daughters since they have played it more than I have. Elise gives it 5 stars, Lainie says 4. And since we don’t have a 4.5 option I give it the benefit of the doubt and it gets 5. Lainie loves the game and has lots of fun with it, but find the glitches that pop up to be very frustrating and that’s what gets the 4 star rating from her.
What is your favorite part of the Bluey game?
Elise: Everything!
Lainie: I like how they give you a story to do, and then once you complete that you can go wild still having things to do. And what I mean by go wild is that they give you things to do and you can take your time to go do it.

This release on Switch was plagued with bugs and tough controls. I love the concept - playing through the games and things the characters do on the show, but it was functionally poorly executed which was a real let down.

This may seem like a kids game, but anyone can enjoy it. The story is on the shorter side, but it’s a good game to play in one sitting to just relax.

This is actually a really fun game. It feels like I'm playing 4 episodes of the show. The characters were written perfect, and voiced by the actors from the show, the story is fun, and definitely reflects the show itself. My only complaint: the plant stickers. I never want to do that again. Otherwise, great game, and my 3 year old watched me for all 3 hours it took to complete it, without hardly looking away.

I hate giving a game for kids a bad review but it's honestly not that good. There's a lot of glitches, a lot of poorly executed design decisions, etc. Just because it's for kids doesn't mean it has to be bad. My 8-year old enjoyed it but she did get frustrated sometimes by how dumb the game got. Don't pay full price for this. The nerve of them charging $40. Wait for it to be like $10 and it'll be fine.

I tried it once and it wasn’t bad

Great game, lots of collectibles, and lots of fun to be had !

It’s a 5 star game for the bluey fans, but in terms of a video game it’s probably close to a 3. A super easy game to let your kids play on their own or together. Short and simple. Mini games are fun enough to entertain for awhile, lots of costumes to unlock and dress up as, and just fun to explore the bluey household you see in the show. A few bugs when trying to play mini games that caused me to have to restart a few times.

Writing this review 2 "episodes" in. This is a really nice kid's first video game. You get to do simple tasks that teach kids concepts like platforming, following markers, and collecting items. Even my 1 year old got excited hearing the theme song play when we turned the game on.
I put 4 stars but if I'm being honest, I think it's closer to 3.5 for two reasons. 1st: For a game with very basic animations (nothing wrong with that) it has some frame bugs and even caused us to restart the game once. A game this simple shouldn't have those things happen. 2nd: the game has a VERY limited audience. Even for my 5 year old, it's already really simple since he's already been playing other games for the past year. All that said, it's a great intro to games for kids and maybe even some adults, grandparents. I had no problem spending 40$ on it.

Ok, just picked this up today, and I love it. I've gotta say, if you're looking for something super deep that you're going to play as an adult gamer by yourself and feel "yeah this was totally worth it", well, look elsewhere. BUT:

If you have a kid that's into Bluey, and you at least are neutral on it (we're a total Bluey household, love it 100%), this is a great purchase, especially if you're looking for something as an early-gamer game. I sat down with my 5 year old and we blew through the story, which plays out like 4 "episodes" of the show (with a title card screen and everything). You run around the house, park, etc, and perform different tasks (for example, gathering snacks for a Chattermax toy Uncle Rad gives the kids, or getting Muffin's dress up clothes to play with her and Uncle Stripe on the playground), ultimately gathering up map pieces to uncover a hidden treasure Bandit and his brothers buried back in the "olden days" (the 80s).

It's a short adventure, split into 4 short episodes (all of which can be replayed after completing the story), which I think is perfect for the target audience. On top of that, you get to free roam the different areas in the game, and there are objects you can collect to add to your sticker book and collectibles to find, and 4 mini games you unlock over the course of the main story to play at will (keepy-uppy, floor is lava, Chattermax chase, and magic xylophone). All of these also gain you stars that unlock hats you can put on the family members you're playing, which is a fun touch for kids that might want to dress them up a bit. Also, we played the story together, but my 5 year old was able to handle the controls just fine as her first "3d adventure game", and she was able to run around for collectibles on her own (they're identified with sparkles so kids can find them easily).

A couple of notes I'd put out for parents playing with their kids: make sure you're player 1. There's an intentional rubber banding effect to keep players together, and it seems tied to player 1. If your kid likes to mess around a bunch, you might find yourself at their mercy until they choose to go the right way 😅. 2. We're playing on Switch, and overall the experience was great, but there was one point with some funky clipping that had me walking through stairwells and under the floor. I had to close the game and reopen it, but it could have been due to some rapid fire back and forth to the character selection screen my kid had us doing right before that causing a glitch, lol. Aside from that, nothing major to note, and I'd consider it a strongly recommended for the Bluey families out there.

I won't spoil it, but the main story also ends with what you'd expect from your typical Bluey episode. Not anything tearjerking or super poignant like some episodes, but it definitely had both me and the 5 year old locked to the screen as Bandit dropped the point of the story to Bluey.