Scavenger Hunt Board Game, Cooperative Play with 4 Exclusive Mini-Figures, Indoor Games for Kids Ages 5+, Fun Toy Token Collecting Game

This game is so fun for my four year old. We got it when she was barely four and couldn't sit still for a long time. It involves moving around the house and searching for things. It's perfect for a board range of kids and is super fun as an adult too. It's real cute and easy to play.

This Bluey scavenger hunt game has been such a hit in our house. The cooperative play style keeps everyone involved and makes it fun instead of competitive. My kids especially love the little Bluey mini-figures, which add an extra layer of excitement. The game is easy to learn, quick to set up, and keeps their attention for a good amount of time. It’s become a favorite family activity that we all enjoy together and we have been playing it daily for a few weeks now.

Prefect for my 3 and 8 year old. They love this game and want to play every night

Great for getting kids out of their chair to find scavenger hunt items, and to do the activities like dance or hop on one foot. Very easy for kids to learn. Requires simple reading skills, but kids will learn most of the cards by heart.

I wasn’t sure if my three-year-old would enjoy this because she doesn’t typically have the attention span for board games. But since this is a cooperative board game and very interactive, she enjoys it. The game itself was a great value, and the instructions are well written. The rest of our household doesn’t really love to play board games, but I think they would enjoy this as it is a fun interactive game for the whole family.

Game is great. Interactive and fun. But the packaging I think was poorly designed. Most games have a lid you lift off. This one had flaps on the two sides that are taped on pretty solidly. So I'd cut through the tape rather than risk ripping the image on the box, and only open one side because the box could flatten if you open both. Then lots of games have a space in the box for cards and pieces to be set in nicely (not all games have this unfortunately, but at least you can kind of set them in the box in a spot), but since this one you have to go from the side, you are basically pouring a deck of cards and stack of tokens into the side of the box. And then because you have to pour the contents out of the box next time, you are basically guaranteed that next time cards are going to be all mixed up, tokens mixed in with the cards etc. You could get a rubber band to hold the cards together, and put the tokens in a bag, but I think it's annoying that it doesn't come with those things, AND that you cant just set them in the box and not shake it. You HAVE to go sideways. Overall though, you buy the game to play it, and it is fun to play.

I have thoroughly enjoyed this game with my grandkids. They love it and it's one of the first things they grab when I have them. Easy enough for the 4 yr old but still keeps the interest of the 8 yr old. Very entertaining and lots of laughs. Its not too long or short and I love the fact that we aren't competing against each other but working as a team.

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.