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Bluey Board Games and Card Games for Young Kids

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Bluey board games include Monopoly Junior, Keepy Uppy, Shadowlands and a 5-in-1 card game. This page covers 13 licensed games for ages 3 and up, with player counts and the episodes that inspired them. Most boxes are aimed at preschoolers and early readers.

  • 13 games
  • 2020 to 2026
  • 2 to 9 players
  • 5 classic editions

Ready to pick a Bluey game? Check the age on the box, then choose one.

Bluey games have simple rules and short playtimes. Most take 10 to 30 minutes, and many suit three-year-olds. Several recreate games from the show, so kids who know the episode will already know the goal. Older siblings may prefer the Simpsons board games.

Check the box against the youngest player's age. Ratings range from 3+ to 6+.

A starting point for Bluey board games

Most games are quick, so have a second ready for round two.

  • Preschoolers

    Bluey memory

    Rated 3+ for 2 to 8 players. The 64 cards feature character illustrations, and matching pairs takes 20 to 30 minutes.

    Difficulty1 out of 5
    Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
    Player experience1 out of 5
    Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
    How we rate

  • Active play

    Bluey Keepy Uppy Game

    Rated 4+ for 2 to 3 players. Character paddles bop a motorized balloon around the board, just like in the episode.

    Difficulty1 out of 5
    Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
    Player experience1 out of 5
    Geek Level4 / 10Owns the soundtrack
    How we rate

  • First board game

    Monopoly Junior: Bluey Edition

    Rated 5+ for 2 to 4 players. It uses simple Monopoly Junior rules, with Bluey tokens and properties.

    Difficulty1 out of 5
    Time to explain1 out of 5about 5 min
    Player experience1 out of 5
    Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
    How we rate

These 13 cards cover board games, card games and party games, with age ratings from 3+ to 6+. Each links to an explainer page with ratings, explained on how we rate. Start with the youngest player’s age.

Bluey board games, card games and party games

If a card doesn’t list a year, we couldn’t confirm one.

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Main games

Bluey Keepy Uppy Game

  • 2023
  • 2-3 players
  • Ages 4+

The Bluey Keepy Uppy board game is really an action game: a motorized balloon bounces around the board while players use character paddles. Retailers date it to September 2023.

How it plays

Bop the balloon with your paddle and keep it away from your hedge. Each time it lands on yours, lose a POP! token. The last player with tokens wins.

The film or show connection

It brings the Keepy Uppy play from the show to the table. Sources call it a Bluey game but do not name specific scenes.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level4 / 10Owns the soundtrack
How we rate

Type dexterity game

  • action game
  • active play
  • balloon
  • episode tie-in
Publisher
Moose Games (Moose Toys)
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Source 1 (bluey.tv)

Bluey: Shadowlands Board Game

  • 2020
  • 2-4 players
  • Ages 3+

The Bluey Shadowlands board game is rated 3+ and came out in 2020 with Moose Toys' first Bluey range. A palm tree in the middle of the board changes which spaces are in the shade.

How it plays

Spin to move along the path, stay on shadowy spaces and collect five cupcake cards. Turn the palm tree to shift the shadows. The first player to reach the picnic wins.

The film or show connection

It adapts the Shadowlands game Bluey and her friends play in the TV series. Our sources do not confirm a specific episode number.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 3 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level4 / 10Owns the soundtrack
How we rate

Type family board game

  • spinner
  • preschool
  • episode tie-in
Publisher
Moose Toys
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Source 1 (bluey.tv) Source 2 (moosetoys.com)

Bluey 5-in-1 Game

  • 2020
  • Ages 3+

A Bluey 5 in 1 card game: one set of 53 oversized cards that plays five classic games. It is rated 3+, and the cards show Bluey characters. Moose Toys launched it in 2020.

How it plays

Use the same card set for one of five familiar games, following the instructions in the box. Depending on the game, match cards, compare values, collect requested cards, avoid the Old Maid card or find pairs.

The film or show connection

The five games have Bluey names: Cheese 'N' Crackers (Snap), Bluey's Battle (War), Go Fruit Bat (Go Fish), Grannies (Old Maid) and Memory.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 3 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type card game

  • card game
  • five games in one
  • preschool
Publisher
Moose Toys
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Source 1 (moosetoys.com) Source 2 (brightbean.com)

Bluey: Junior Labyrinth

  • 2-4 players
  • 15-20 minutes
  • Ages 4+

A junior edition of the Labyrinth sliding-maze game, for ages 4+ and 2 to 4 players. Games last 15 to 20 minutes.

How it plays

Slide a maze tile on your turn to shift the corridors and open or close routes. Then move toward the character you’re seeking. Find your targets and exit the maze first to win.

The film or show connection

Search for Bluey, Bingo, Chilli, Bandit and other characters from the series. Ravensburger describes it as an adventure with the Heeler family.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 4 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type family board game

  • sliding maze
  • search game
  • family
Publisher
Ravensburger
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Source 1 (ravensburger.co.uk) Source 2 (ravensburger.de)

Bluey memory

  • 2-8 players
  • 20-30 minutes
  • Ages 3+

A matching game with 64 illustrated cards for 2 to 8 players, ages 3+. Games take 20 to 30 minutes.

How it plays

On your turn, flip two cards and look for a match. Find one and you keep the pair, then flip two more. Once all the pairs are gone, the player with the most wins.

The film or show connection

The cards feature characters from the animated series. Ravensburger describes it as a game for Bluey fans; no specific scenes are documented.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type family board game

  • memory
  • preschool
  • large groups
Publisher
Ravensburger
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Source 1 (ravensburger.ie) Source 2 (ravensburger.de)

Dobble Bluey (Spot it! Bluey)

  • 2-8 players
  • 15 minutes
  • Ages 4+

A Bluey edition of the speed-matching card game, sold as Dobble in Europe and Spot it! in North America. For 2 to 8 players, ages 4+, it takes about 15 minutes.

How it plays

Compare cards and race to spot and name their shared symbol. The first to spot a match takes a card. When the deck runs out, the player with the most cards wins. Five speed variants are included.

The film or show connection

The cards feature Bluey, Bingo, their family and friends, plus objects from the TV show. It uses show imagery rather than adapting a story.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 3 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type party game

  • speed game
  • observation
  • party game
  • large groups
Publisher
Zygomatic (Asmodee)
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Editions and expansions

  • Dobble Bluey
  • Spot it! Bluey

Source 1 (zygomatic-games.com) Source 2 (asmodee.ca)

Top Trumps: Bluey

  • Ages 6+

A character-comparison card game rated 6+. A retailer says any number of players can join, but our sources don’t include a player count from the publisher.

How it plays

Compare a category on your top card, such as a character's energy or funniness, with that category on your rivals' top cards. The best value wins the round's cards and picks the next category.

The film or show connection

The deck features Bluey, Bingo and other characters. Categories include cheekiness, dance moves, energy and funniness.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type card game

  • card comparison
  • pocket size
  • ages 6+
Publisher
Winning Moves
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Source 1 (toptrumps.com)

Bluey Pass the Parcel

  • 2-9 players
  • 10-15 minutes
  • Ages 3+

An electronic musical plush game for 2 to 9 players. Pass Bluey around while the music plays. Moose Toys lists it as 3+, though some retailers say 4+.

How it plays

Pass the plush while the music plays. When it stops, the player holding Bluey follows the chosen mode. In Lucky's Dad's Rules, everyone works toward one big prize; in Mum's Rules, you collect stars; in Hot Botato, the player with the fewest tiles or cards wins.

The film or show connection

Inspired by the Pass the Parcel episode, the game names two of its modes after rules from the episode.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 3 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level4 / 10Owns the soundtrack
How we rate

Type party game

  • party game
  • musical plush
  • episode tie-in
  • large groups
Publisher
Moose Toys
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Source 1 (moosetoys.com)

Licensed classic editions

Monopoly Junior: Bluey Edition

  • 2-4 players
  • Ages 5+

The Bluey Monopoly Junior edition is rated 5+ and uses dollarbucks instead of dollars. Properties include Bluey's House and Uncle Stripe's Pool. We could not confirm a release year.

How it plays

Roll the die, move your token clockwise and follow the space you land on. Buy properties and collect rent. When a player runs out of money, the one with the most dollarbucks wins.

The film or show connection

Tokens feature Bluey, Bingo, Mum or Dad, and the properties are named after familiar places from the TV series.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 5 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type licensed classic edition

  • property trading
  • first board game
  • family
Publisher
Hasbro
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Source 1 (instructions.hasbro.com)

UNO Junior: Bluey

  • 2026
  • 2-4 players
  • Ages 3+

A Bluey version of UNO Junior for 2 to 4 players, ages 3+, listed by Mattel in 2026. Its three progressive levels let the game grow with a child.

How it plays

Match the top card by color, number or character. The easiest level skips action cards; later levels add more cards and challenge.

The film or show connection

The deck features show artwork of Bluey, Bandit, Bingo and Chilli.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level2 / 10Watched it once on a flight
How we rate

Type licensed classic edition In print

  • card game
  • preschool
  • three levels
Publisher
Mattel
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Source 1 (shop.mattel.com)

Guess Who? Bluey Edition

  • 2 players
  • 15 minutes
  • Ages 6+

A two-player Guess Who? game where the secret answer is a Bluey character or favorite object. Rated 6+, it takes about 15 minutes.

How it plays

Each player secretly picks a character or object. Take turns asking yes-or-no questions to narrow down the options. The first to correctly guess the other player's pick wins.

The film or show connection

The game features Bluey characters and favorite objects from the episodes.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level3 / 10Knows the main characters
How we rate

Type licensed classic edition In print

  • deduction
  • two players
  • ages 6+
Publisher
Hasbro
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Source 1 (instructions.hasbro.com)

Chutes and Ladders: Bluey Edition

  • Ages 3+

A Bluey edition of Chutes and Ladders, called Snakes and Ladders in some places. Rated 3+, it has a playground-themed board.

How it plays

Spin the number spinner and move your token. Just like in the classic game, ladders move you forward and chutes send you back.

The film or show connection

The tokens are Bluey, Bingo, Coco, Lucky, Snickers and Rusty. The board features moments from episodes of the show.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 2 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level2 / 10Watched it once on a flight
How we rate

Type licensed classic edition

  • spinner
  • preschool
  • Snakes and Ladders
Publisher
Hasbro
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Source 1 (bluey.tv) Source 2 (bluey.tv)

Trouble: Bluey Edition

  • 2-4 players
  • Ages 5+

A Pop-O-Matic race game with four Bluey characters as playing pieces. A retail listing rates it 5+ for 2 to 4 players.

How it plays

Pop the die roller, then move or take actions based on the result. As in classic Trouble, get all four of your pegs to the Finish Zone to win.

The film or show connection

Choose from four playable characters: Bluey, Bingo, Chilli and Bandit.

Difficulty1 out of 5
Time to explain1 out of 5about 3 min
Player experience1 out of 5
Geek Level2 / 10Watched it once on a flight
How we rate

Type licensed classic edition

  • race game
  • Pop-O-Matic
  • family
Publisher
Hasbro

Bluey games by age

Bluey games compared by year, players, play time, age, type and print status
GameYearPlayersPlay timeAgesTypeIn print
Monopoly Junior: Bluey EditionNot listed2-4Not listed5+licensed classic editionNot listed
Bluey Keepy Uppy Game20232-3Not listed4+dexterity gameNot listed
Bluey: Shadowlands Board Game20202-4Not listed3+family board gameNot listed
Bluey 5-in-1 Game2020Not listedNot listed3+card gameNot listed
Bluey: Junior LabyrinthNot listed2-415-20 minutes4+family board gameNot listed
Bluey memoryNot listed2-820-30 minutes3+family board gameNot listed
UNO Junior: Bluey20262-4Not listed3+licensed classic editionYes
Dobble Bluey (Spot it! Bluey)Not listed2-815 minutes4+party gameNot listed
Top Trumps: BlueyNot listedNot listedNot listed6+card gameNot listed
Guess Who? Bluey EditionNot listed215 minutes6+licensed classic editionYes
Chutes and Ladders: Bluey EditionNot listedNot listedNot listed3+licensed classic editionNot listed
Trouble: Bluey EditionNot listed2-4Not listed5+licensed classic editionNot listed
Bluey Pass the ParcelNot listed2-910-15 minutes3+party gameNot listed

Bluey games through the years

Bluey tabletop games arrived soon after the show took off, and the range keeps growing.

Check the box against the youngest player's age. Ratings range from 3+ to 6+.

  • 2018

    Bluey premieres, with the Keepy Uppy and Shadowlands episodes airing in the first season.

    Source 1 (en.wikipedia.org)

  • 2020

    Moose Toys launches its Bluey range, including the Shadowlands board game and the 5-in-1 card game.

    Source 1 (bluey.tv)

  • 2023

    The Keepy Uppy game hits shops, and the Chess episode airs on 4 October.

  • 2025

    Asmodee's Spot it! Bluey is reported on shelves in June.

    Source 1 (asmodee.ca)

  • 2026

    Mattel lists UNO Junior: Bluey, and CATAN announces a Bluey edition for 2027.

    Source 1 (catan.com)

The strongest Bluey games take their cues from episodes, so it helps to know the scene behind each one. The next block pairs four episodes with games, including the Chess episode, which has no official game. The balloon one is Bluey Keepy Uppy.

Bluey games from the show: can you match each game to its episode?

Several boxes turn games the Heeler family plays on screen into board games.

  • Keepy Uppy

    In the 2018 episode, the family works together to keep a balloon in the air. The Keepy Uppy Game adds paddles and a motorized balloon.

  • Shadowlands

    Bluey and her friends play it at a picnic in the show. The Shadowlands board game turns hopping from shade to shade into a spinner race.

  • Pass the Parcel

    The episode has Lucky's Dad's Rules and Mum's Rules. The plush game uses both as play modes.

  • Chess

    Season 3, Episode 10 (first aired 4 October 2023, listed on bluey.tv as Chest). Bandit teaches Bluey, and the girls give the pieces names like prawns for pawns. We found no official Bluey chess set.

Age ratings run from 3 to 6, making them a handy way to narrow the list. The groups below sort every game by the minimum age on the box. A game rated for four-year-olds may still work for a younger child with an adult to help with the rules.

Looking for a game from a favorite episode? Try Keepy Uppy, Shadowlands, or Pass the Parcel.

Bluey games by age

Age ratings range from 3 to 6, so check the box for the youngest player's age.

Ages 3+

Shadowlands, Bluey memory, the 5-in-1 card game, UNO Junior: Bluey, Chutes and Ladders, and Pass the Parcel.

Ages 4+

The Keepy Uppy Game, Bluey: Junior Labyrinth, and Dobble Bluey (Spot it! Bluey).

Ages 5+

Monopoly Junior: Bluey Edition and Trouble: Bluey Edition.

Ages 6+

Guess Who? Bluey Edition and Top Trumps: Bluey.

A few Bluey games work well at a birthday table, and the show has plenty of party-style play. The block below highlights games for groups, including Dobble Bluey, which supports up to eight players, and links to printables on the official site.

Bluey party games for a birthday

Some Bluey games work well with a group, and a few don't need a box.

  • Pass the Parcel

    The musical plush is for 2 to 9 players, takes 10 to 15 minutes, and is rated 3+ by Moose Toys.

  • Dobble Bluey

    This speed card game is for 2 to 8 players, takes about 15 minutes, and is rated for ages 4+. It can handle a table full of guests.

  • Keepy Uppy

    The show's balloon game needs just a balloon and a few players. The boxed version is for 2 to 3.

  • Printables

    Bluey's official website has printable board games to download, plus instructions for playing games from the show in real life.

Facts about Bluey games you may have missed

Most games are quick, so have a second ready for round two.

  • In the Chess episode, the girls make up their own names for pieces, including prawns for pawns and castleheads.

    Source 1 (bluey.tv)

  • In Bluey: Shadowlands Board Game, turning the palm tree in the middle changes which spaces are shadowy.

    Source 1 (moosetoys.com)

  • The Bluey 5-in-1 set gives classic games new names: Snap becomes Cheese 'N' Crackers, Go Fish becomes Go Fruit Bat, and Old Maid becomes Grannies.

    Source 1 (moosetoys.com)

  • Bluey Pass the Parcel has Mum's Rules and Lucky's Dad's Rules modes, just like in the episode.

    Source 1 (moosetoys.com)

  • Monopoly Junior: Bluey Edition uses dollarbucks, with properties like Bluey's House and Uncle Stripe's Pool.

    Source 1 (instructions.hasbro.com)

  • Bluey's official website has downloadable printable board games and instructions for playing games from the show in real life.

    Source 1 (bluey.tv)

Parents often ask about the age range, a Monopoly game and a chess set. The answers below draw on publisher listings and the official Bluey site. For pocket-sized monster collecting, see Pokemon board games.

Bluey board game questions

What is the Bluey Keepy Uppy board game?

The Bluey Keepy Uppy Game is an action game for 2 to 3 players, ages 4+. Players use character paddles to bop a motorized balloon. The last player with POP! tokens wins.

What is the Bluey Shadowlands board game?

This 2020 Moose Toys game is for 2 to 4 players, ages 3+. Spin to move, stay on shadowy spaces, collect five cupcake cards, and race to the picnic.

Is there a Bluey Monopoly?

Yes. Hasbro makes Monopoly Junior: Bluey Edition for 2 to 4 players, ages 5+. It uses dollarbucks, and properties include Bluey's House and Uncle Stripe's Pool.

Is there a Bluey card game?

Yes, there are several: a 5-in-1 set from Moose Toys, UNO Junior: Bluey, Top Trumps: Bluey, and Dobble Bluey, also sold as Spot it! Bluey.

What comes in the Bluey 5 in 1 card game?

One set of 53 oversized cards plays five games: Cheese 'N' Crackers (Snap), Bluey's Battle (War), Go Fruit Bat (Go Fish), Grannies (Old Maid), and Memory. It is rated 3+.

Which Bluey board games are good for toddlers?

Shadowlands, Bluey memory, and Chutes and Ladders are rated 3+. UNO Junior: Bluey is also 3+ and has a simple first level without action cards.

Which Bluey games work well for a birthday party?

Pass the Parcel takes 2 to 9 players, while Dobble Bluey takes 2 to 8. Bluey's website also has printable games and ideas for playing games from the show.

Is there a Bluey chess set?

We found no official Bluey chess set. The Chess episode is Season 3, Episode 10. Bandit teaches Bluey, and the girls make up their own names for the pieces.

Is there a Bluey Labyrinth game?

Yes. Ravensburger makes Bluey: Junior Labyrinth for 2 to 4 players, ages 4+. Slide maze tiles to find characters like Bluey, Bingo, Chilli, and Bandit.

Is there a Bluey Catan game?

CATAN announced a Bluey edition on 21 May 2026, due in 2027. Retailers list it as CATAN Junior Bluey, but the official announcement does not confirm the title or specs.

Are there Bluey games for adults or older kids?

Most Bluey games target ages 3 to 6. Guess Who? Bluey Edition and Top Trumps: Bluey are rated 6+, while Dobble Bluey works for mixed ages.

If a card doesn’t list a year, we couldn’t confirm one.

Check the box against the youngest player's age. Ratings range from 3+ to 6+.

Sources

  1. Moose Toys: Bluey Pass the Parcel moosetoys.com
  2. Moose Toys: Bluey 5-in-1 Game moosetoys.com
  3. Bluey.tv: new Bluey toys, May 2020 bluey.tv
  4. Bluey.tv: Chess episode bluey.tv
  5. Hasbro instructions: Monopoly Junior Bluey Edition instructions.hasbro.com
  6. Hasbro instructions: Guess Who Bluey instructions.hasbro.com
  7. Ravensburger: Bluey Junior Labyrinth ravensburger.co.uk
  8. Mattel: UNO Junior Bluey shop.mattel.com
  9. CATAN: Bluey and CATAN announcement catan.com