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Adventure
OpenCritic59IGDB75
Join Bluey on a fun-filled quest for the Gold Pen in an original story by Bluey creator, Joe Brumm. A joyful experience for the whole family.
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DualShockersMelissa SarnowskiMay 20269/10Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen is an adorable game that's perfect for young gamers who might not have a lot of gaming experience yet.
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The Outerhaven ProductionsKeith MitchellMay 20264.5/5 starsBluey’s Quest for The Gold Pen may be aimed at younger players, but it does a solid job of capturing what makes the show so lovable. It’s simple, charming, and occasionally repetitive, but for families looking for a lighthearted adventure to play together, this is one worth checking out.
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CGMagazineChris De HoogMay 20268/10Bluey's Quest For The Gold Pen feels right at home on the Nintendo Switch, honoring t the series' style and making good on its' gameplay potential.
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NintendoWorldReportAdam Abou-NasrMay 20265.5/10The plot, a new story by the show's creator, is barely a premise as the characters show no growth narratively or mechanically. Very young players might be entertained but will need a parent or older sibling to read the dialogue in this entirely single-player adventure. The touch controls from the original mobile release are here and work fine, though.
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Pure NintendoMay 20266/10For a collectathon, Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen does a decent enough job, and kids will appreciate the uncomplicated gameplay and callbacks to the show. A few more game mechanics, greater variability between zones, and a lengthier storyline, and this had the potential to be something far greater.
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IGDB rating 7.5/10 from 4 ratings.
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