Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen lives up to the standards that made Bluey one of the most-watched shows in the world. Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen lives up to the standards that made Bluey one of the most-watched shows in the world. Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen: after some misfires we finally have the first good Bluey video game B luey embodies the talent, heart and character of Australia's creative industries. But unfortunately, until now, the beloved franchise's video games had a track record spottier than her friend Chloe the dalmatian. Some parents treated Budge Studios' 2023 mobile game Bluey: Let's Play! with caution, with its $9.99 monthly subscription and persistent adverts for Budge's other licensed games.

Is the world's favourite cartoon dog about to get her own video game? Online sleuths have discovered a Bluey game may be in the works, after a Twitter bot devoted to Australian video game classification decisions tweeted a new rating: Bluey: the Videogame received a G for General. According to a full listing on the Australian government's classification board website, the game – which has not been announced – originates in the UK, where all commercial rights to Bluey are held by the BBC. And while receiving a classification does not mean the title will be made, or has even been officially licensed, this particular game seems to have heft behind it: it lists Outright Games as its publisher, a British company known for its Paw Patrol and Peppa Pig titles. Bluey: the Videogame is described as a treasure hunt-style game that will be available on PC, PlayStations 4 and 5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox.