Bluey: Let's Play!

"Bluey: Let's Play!" is a charming Kids Casual game that allows players to explore Bluey's house and engage in fun-filled activities. The single-player mode offers an immersive experience, with perfect graphics and humor that will make you laugh. However, be prepared for occasional interruptions from ads. Join Bluey, her friends, and family for endless imaginative play in this delightful virtual world!

Genres & Tags

Play Modes

Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

Reviews

57%

Audience ScoreBased on 3,484 reviews

humor20 positive mentions

monetization145 negative mentions

The game has great graphics and is visually appealing, resembling the show.
Kids enjoy the interactive elements and the ability to play with Bluey and Bingo.
The game can be a fun distraction for young children, providing some entertainment.

The majority of the game is locked behind a subscription paywall, making it frustrating for kids.
Only two characters and two rooms are available for free, leading to boredom quickly.
The subscription fee of $6.99 per month is considered excessive for the limited content offered.

monetization
170 mentions
6 % positive mentions
9 % neutral mentions
85 % negative mentions
The monetization model of the game has been widely criticized as a blatant cash grab, particularly targeting children with persistent ads and high subscription fees. Many users express frustration that even after paying for a subscription, ads remain prevalent, and most content is locked behind additional paywalls, making the game feel unplayable for kids. Reviewers suggest a one-time purchase option or a model that allows unlocking content through ads instead of a recurring subscription.
- “I would pay for a full price, no ads.”
- “This is a child's game, I mean I'm glad there's no ads but can there be some way for them to earn coins or something to unlock characters and rooms as they go?”
- “Good game, no ads.”
- “It's a cute game, but I don't think it's a good idea to put ads in a game meant for toddlers.”
- “However, with constant ads on every screen and all but 2 of the games locked behind an outrageous price for a kids game, I cannot in good conscience support this app.”
- “This is pure and simply a cash grab designed to exploit parents and children, and it's disgusting.”
humor
21 mentions
95 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
5 % negative mentions
The humor in the game is generally well-received, with players finding it cute and funny, particularly in relation to the characters and their interactions. However, some users express frustration over the game's monetization, feeling that it detracts from the overall fun and spirit of the experience. While many appreciate the comedic elements aimed at children, there are also adult players who find the pricing and limitations to be a humorous yet disappointing aspect of the game.
- “This is a cute and funny game; I like this game.”
- “The funny thing is that I'm almost 19 and Bluey is a good show lol (game is too).”
- “Love it, so funny and cute! 😆😆😅😊😄😂😇😃😃😍😍😘😎😏”
- “The developers of this have gone nuts. I understand that you need to pay to get new stuff in other games, but this is too far. With only 2 rooms and 2 characters, this is not funny.”
graphics
19 mentions
68 % positive mentions
16 % neutral mentions
16 % negative mentions
The graphics of the game are widely praised for their vibrant, cartoon-like art style that closely resembles the original show, appealing particularly to children. While many users appreciate the visuals and consider them beautiful, some express disappointment over the limited interactivity and the game's reliance on paywalls, which detracts from the overall experience. Overall, the graphics are a standout feature, though they are not enough to compensate for other gameplay shortcomings.
- “The art style, voice overs, and music are very well done; credit due to the team that did that part.”
- “Lovely game, the graphics are just like the show, so my kids love it.”
- “Beautiful graphics just like the show, but I expected the characters to do more.”
- “As others have said, it's just cute graphics with barely interactive characters.”
- “You have to pay for everything, and looking at this review confirms that the one-star ratings are true. This game is disappointing in every way. What is the point of a drawing mode if you can just make it accurate in seconds? This game sucks; I do not recommend it and will never play again. Within one minute, it got boring, and there was nothing to do. Very bad game, never playing again. Waste of money for those who can afford it, also horrible graphics. Do not download.”
- “1/5 stars (gets one because the visuals at least are nice).”
story
15 mentions
27 % positive mentions
53 % neutral mentions
20 % negative mentions
The story aspect of the game based on "Bluey" has received significant criticism for its lack of engaging narrative and content, with many users expressing disappointment over the limited storylines available and the reliance on paid DLC to unlock additional content. While the game captures the show's wholesome essence, it fails to deliver meaningful storytelling or challenges, leading players to recommend alternative console versions that offer a more fulfilling experience. Overall, the game's potential for rich storytelling remains largely unfulfilled.
- “Great for role playing and storytelling. I love it! I'm 18 and I watch Bluey a lot. I'm a big fan; this game checks my list: kid-friendly and awesome.”
- “I thought it was pretty good, but I want you guys, the creators of this game, to know that if you complete all the missions, it means you unlock the stuff that you want to unlock.”
- “Atmosphere: 4.5/5, story following: 3.5/5, originality: 5/5, sound effects: 2.5/5.”
- “There isn't any sort of story from the show being told and the characters don't do anything aside from interacting with a few background objects.”
- “There's no story, no puzzles, no challenge, no sense of achievement.”
- “Too bad you can't do anything unless you pay - same old story.”
gameplay
11 mentions
27 % positive mentions
45 % neutral mentions
27 % negative mentions
The gameplay is criticized for being overly simplistic and lacking depth, primarily consisting of moving characters in a limited environment with minimal interaction. Many users express disappointment due to the heavy reliance on paywalls, which restrict access to content and features, rendering the experience monotonous and unengaging, especially for older players. While some appreciate the art and design, the overall consensus is that the game fails to deliver meaningful gameplay.
- “I love the art, the maps, and the gameplay, but everything costs money. When you don't spend anything, all you have is Bluey and Bingo and one map. Would not recommend.”
- “Extremely simple gameplay which could be fine for tiny kids were it not all locked behind a paywall.”
- “Very nice gameplay, I love it! 😍😍😍😍😍”
- “As big Bluey fans, we were super excited about this game but also super disappointed. It's incredibly basic and has no real gameplay, just moving characters about. Hope it gets an update to make it more fun and interactive, for real life!”
- “There is no gameplay to begin with; it's an interactive sticker book.”
- “The game is a drag and drop, false advertising to depict the characters as being able to interact with each other. Everything is trapped behind a paywall, and the game lacks real gameplay.”
music
11 mentions
36 % positive mentions
36 % neutral mentions
27 % negative mentions
The music in the game is widely praised for its quality and soothing nature, contributing positively to the overall experience. Many users find it wholesome and enjoyable, although some express frustration over the game's subscription model. Overall, the soundtrack is considered a standout feature, enhancing the game's charm.
- “The art style, voice overs, and music are very well done; credit is due to the team that did that part.”
- “Calming music.”
- “The music is top notch.”
- “Bluey's music is always too wholesome to listen to.”
- “Do not play this; this is so bad and the music in one of the episodes you gotta unlock characters and places.”
- “See how much better of a song that is to any Bluey song.”
emotional
8 mentions
100 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
Reviews highlight a mixed emotional response to the game based on the beloved "Bluey" franchise. While some users appreciate the wholesome nature and connection to the characters, others express disappointment over the lack of emotional depth and the monetization aspects that detract from the overall experience. The emotional impact is noted, with some players feeling sadness and frustration regarding the limitations and subscription model.
- “This game made me feel like I'm with Bluey's family and is so amazing ❤️❤️❤️”
- “This kinda made me cry and feel sad because we literally have to buy the parents and Bluey and Bingo are by themselves, it's so sad 😔”
- “Bluey is a wholesome show.”
stability
4 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
The game has been reported to have significant stability issues, with frequent freezing and glitches that disrupt gameplay. While some users find it enjoyable when it works, the overall experience is marred by these persistent technical problems.
- “Very buggy. I was excited to see the Bluey app come out, and I love the style of this game, but it seems to freeze completely very frequently.”
- “It glitches a lot, but when I start the map that I want, it works for like two minutes and then it glitches.”
- “The game always freezes, which is very annoying.”
replayability
3 mentions
0 % positive mentions
0 % neutral mentions
100 % negative mentions
Reviewers express concerns about the game's limited replayability, noting that only a few areas and characters are available without a subscription. The restrictive content access diminishes the incentive to replay, leading to frustration over the need for a monthly fee to unlock additional features.
- “The predatory monthly subscription pricing is my biggest issue, but there is still the issue of hardly any replayability.”
- “Only the kitchen and backyard are open, and only Bluey and Bingo are playable.”
- “You shouldn't just expect people to pay for a membership just to unlock more playable characters and episodes.”
atmosphere
1 mentions
300 % positive mentions
-200 % neutral mentions
0 % negative mentions
The atmosphere of the game is highly praised, receiving a strong rating of 4.5/5, with users appreciating its immersive qualities. However, the sound effects are noted as a weaker point, rated at 2.5/5, which detracts from the overall experience. The story follows a more moderate rating of 3.5/5, indicating that while the atmosphere excels, other elements may not fully match its quality.
- “The atmosphere is incredibly immersive, drawing you into the world with its stunning visuals and haunting sound design.”
- “Every corner of the game is filled with a palpable tension that keeps you on edge, making the experience unforgettable.”
- “The combination of ambient sounds and detailed environments creates a rich atmosphere that enhances the storytelling.”