BlueyScavenger Hunt Game

The media could not be loaded. This game is fun for the whole family! Up to 4 players work together as a team, so there is not one winner or loser. My 3 year old and 5 year old can play, so no one is left out. It’s easy to roll the dice, maneuver around the board, and either answer questions about the Bluey show, act out a character, or scavenger hunt around the room, depending on the card you draw. We all had so much fun playing and the kids didn’t even realize they were also learning!

SUPER CUTE! This game is perfect for my 3 year old. The game doesn’t take too long, so the littles are able to stay interested without getting bored of it. Also everyone wins. Love it!

My 4 & 5 year old play this all day by themselves because it’s so easy to understand. It has 4 different category cards which is nice because then they’re doing something different every turn. Everybody wins at the end so there are no fights. I love it.

I had no expectations, and I was surprised. It's such a fun game, my daughter is 3 months away from turning 4 and had no issue playing this game. It's quick, and easy to play.

This game is so fun and easy! My kids love it and there are no winners which makes it more fun for them!All pieces were included and it was easy to figure out and put together.

My child really enjoys this game! It doesn’t take long to play at all, maybe 20 minutes. Parents, there are a lot of little pieces. You have 4 player pieces and then like 50 small cards to keep track of. There’s also movement involved (dancing, finding an item that fits a criteria, etc.)

Summary: Fun, interactive and easy game to play for toddlers and above! Lots of silly activities and laughing; great family game. Our 3-year old has learned how to take turns, take 1 card at a time, and follow rules to have fun through this game. She especially loves the "Find" (scavenger hunt) and "Play" (dance, mimic, pretend) cards' activities. We actually don't watch Bluey or much TV in general but we love it anyways.Game play: The concept of the game is to try and collect all 12 "toys" (tokens) before the clock hits bedtime. Everyone collects toys as a team and collectively "wins" or loses" (bedtime comes before collecting all 12).To collect toy tokens, each player rolls the die, moves their character along the board, and participates in an activity for a chance to win a toy.Game activities: Rolling the die, drawing cards, moving pieces on the board (counting), pretend play, physical activity (jumping, spinning, etc), scavenger hunt, understanding time constraints (30 sec timer for scavenger hunt), and Bluey trivia.Feedback: As a Bluey game, it really only makes sense to include the Bluey trivia but as a family that doesn't watch the show, the questions are very random (ex: What's the name of this teacher? What game is Bingo playing?) and difficult. It would be great to have an alternative set of trivia questions..? Anyways we just sort of gloss over the "think" cards for our toddler when we play.

Very cute game for kids. I have a 3 year old boy who loves board games. It’s a team effort rather than one person winning. It’s fun to have the whole family play.