Bluey's Quest For The Gold Pen

Okay, overall the game isn't bad, not at all. It has potential. The gameplay is simple enough that even small kids can play it, but not so easy that older players get bored right away. The world design reminds me a bit of the old Game Boy games like Zelda. The problem, as always, is everything else: Video sequences often just don't start at all. The sound plays, but you only get a black screen or a still image. The voice acting is only in English, which is a shame because the other Bluey game we have is really nicely dubbed in German. That wouldn't even be such a huge deal if the German texts hadn't been translated by a (very dumb) AI. Some of it is so bad that I sometimes have to guess what they actually meant. For example, the English "Exit" was translated as "Ausfahrt" — which means like a highway exit or parking lot exit... when it should obviously be "Beenden" (Quit/Exit). For a €40 game, I really expect more. This is not acceptable. Texts translated by AI — and clearly by a bad one that no one bothered to proofread afterward — plus game-breaking bugs that mean you can't properly experience the game. If a cutscene gets stuck, for example, I can't replay it. I have to complet…

Played this with my 4 year old, she was having a really good time with it until the difficulty spike around the 4th/5th area. I played a lot of it while she watched me but still enjoyed our 4-5 hours with it. I wish there were more to the achievements, it would extend the playtime by a lot of hours if you had to complete each area fully. Wait for a sale, it's worth around $20 in my opinion 7/10

Bought this game for my 5 year old daughter. She loves it and I love watching her play. Intresting story so far.

Hermione and I smashed and now our 4 year old wizard love child loves Bluey. Keeps her entertained and controls are simple enough for her to use the controller by herself. So far seems to have enough content to justify the cost. Definitely more than the other one.

bluey 1000/10

A fun little collectathon that does just about what you'd expect from a Bluey game. Clearly aimed at kids, which is visible in the difficulty of the game. If you go in with the right expectations, it can still be enjoyed by all ages :) Unlike the previous Bluey game, it doesn't try to recreate Bluey's world exactly. Instead, it presents the adventure as play pretend, all with the same humour, charm & creativity of the actual show. The cutscenes themselves are animated in the regular show's style, while the levels are animated in the style of the drawn play pretend episodes (Perfect & Dragon). The gameplay itself is relatively simplistic, revolving around finding enough collectables (goose food) per level to progress, and completing the occasional puzzle to get said goose food. The exploration itself remains fun because certain worlds offer different ways to get around, such as a boat or a minecart. The only downside is that there isn't really any incentive or achievement for getting 100% of the collectables, and since there are no enemies, the world can get stale after scouring it for eons trying to find that last collectible. The puzzles aren't exactly trifficult (being aimed a…