Bluey Scavenger Hunt Game. A Fun Board Game Full of Fun Activities to Perform, Things to Find and Questions About to Answer

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.

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.

This game is so fun for family game night! If your family is a Bluey fan this is definitely for you! My boys are 3 and 7 years old and love playing this! Definitely worth the money. It’s such a cute game to play as a family.

This game is a lot of fun for the kids. Age is good maybe you could teach the little ones quality is very good. Money value is good.

Cute game! Fun way for the entire family to be involved

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.)

I’d recommend this game. It is cute. You move your character around the board, depending on the square you land on you will answer a trivia question from the game, finding something x color in the room, acting something out, or choosing something from the surprise pile until either you find all the toys (you are rewarded a toy for each task you complete) or you run out of time (get like four clocks).

Bought this for the two youngest Grands ( age 3 & 4) for them to play when older sibling play games they can’t. My 10 yr old granddaughter helped them by reading the cards, etc & actually played the game with them the second time & it made my husband & I smile at how much fun they all had! There were lots of giggles and laughs. It helps the littles to count the die and then count the spaces to move their character. They sometimes acted out an action if got a card or had to find an object a certain color before timer ran out if landed on a different card square. CON: Box was built oddly and it was hard to get board out & more difficult getting the board back into box at end of game (10 yr old needed help getting board back into box). I don’t think the box will last very long which will present a major problem. Highly suggest a redesign of the game box. Lot of kids games have cards, characters, die, etc that fit into box easily with board on top and top of box fit over bottom—easy peasy. Not sure why this box is made to frustrate young players. We encourage our grandkids to help with clean up. It took an adult & 10 yr 15-20 min to get the board into box so box could close at end of game !!