Free Bluey Video Game Update Introduces Muffin and Uncle Stripe

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So, Outright Games just dropped this fresh update for Bluey: The Videogame on Nintendo Switch. And honestly, I’m kind of here for it. You can now step into the shoes of Muffin, the self-proclaimed flamingo queen, and her dad, Uncle Stripe, who’s really all about squash. Not the veggie, the sport. I know, weird combo, right? Anyway…

You get to gather flamingos and rackets—like, what even?—and snag some new pics for the Sticker Book. Plus, there’s this whole swapping stars and medals thing going on to score some special rewards. Nice little surprises, I guess.

Alright, so for the uninitiated, Bluey: The Videogame is actually based on this mega-hit TV show. It’s scooped up awards like the Emmy and BAFTA. Pretty big deal. You’ve got Bluey, this tireless little Blue Heeler pup who’s always on the go. She’s got Mum, Dad, and her sis Bingo—total chaos, in a good way. Games are her jam. She makes up these wild, unexpected adventures. No idea where this pup gets her energy. Must be nice.

Voices from the show are here too, like Dad—who’s actually voiced by David McCormack. Mum’s voice is Melanie Zanetti. Dive into Bluey’s world and you might just bump into their familiar home, which I’m told looks just like the show. Kind of meta, right?

Oh, and brace yourself for some story-driven, episodic gameplay. Ever seen those fan-fave moments on the show? They’re in there. With a new four-part storyline. Artax Games, BBC Studios, Ludo Studio—all these big names throwing their hats in to make it happen.

Freedom’s the name of the game. Well, not literally, but you know. You can take your sweet time exploring and jump between quests as you fancy. Up to four folks can play together as Bluey, Bingo, Mum, or Dad. If you’re into minigames, there’s stuff like Keepy Uppy and Magic Xylophone. Unlock costumes, stickers, episodes, locations—oodles of loot to snag.

And mark your calendars, because Bluey: The Videogame hits shelves—and the Nintendo eShop—worldwide on November 17, 2023. Get on it, gamers.