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Halfbrick Studios Pty Ltd · Published by PM Studios, inc. · Official site ↗
Positive — 95% positive (21 reviews) · 11 achievements
Last updated 28 Sept 2026
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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Embark on Bluey’s whimsical journey to find the Gold Pen, crafted by Joe Brumm and set to release in 2026. Join this delightful adventure with Halfbrick Studios.
About this game
Explore Bluey’s World of Play!
Join everyone's favorite blue heeler with a new story by the show's creator in Bluey's Quest for The Gold Pen.
When Dad snatches the Gold Pen Bluey needs to finish her drawing, Bluey and her family are swept into a world of fun and adventure. Explore charming, hand-drawn worlds, uncover hidden treasures, and solve playful puzzles as you help bring the Gold Pen home.
Written by Joe Brumm, this original story features fully-animated cutscenes and cozy, exploration-focused gameplay, designed to be enjoyed by fans of all ages.
Key Features:
An Original Bluey Story. Written by Bluey creator, Joe Brumm, this adventure captures the warmth, humor, and heart of the beloved series.
Illustrated, Hand-Drawn Worlds. Explore nine vibrant, hand-drawn worlds — from golden beaches and snowy mountains to the iconic Australian Outback and beyond.
Wild Rides. Ride boats and bikes, soar with jetpacks, and glide through storybook-style worlds.
Fun Challenges & Puzzles. Help Bluey and Bingo outwit pesky cane toads, sleepy council workers, and naughty bin chickens by finding clues, solving puzzles and uncovering hidden treasures.
Fully-Animated Story Moments. Expressive cutscenes bring the story, characters, and adventure to life.
Pick Up and Enjoy! A heart-warming experience designed for everyone."
System Requirements
Will my PC run this? →Minimum
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
- OS: 64-bit Windows 10 or newer
- Processor: Intel i5-6500, AMD A10-5800K, or newer
- Graphics: Integrated graphics / Nvidia GeForce GTX 650 / Radeon HD 7510
Recommended
- Requires a 64-bit processor and operating system
Supported Languages
Latest news
AnnouncementsOfficial
Hear the Story Come Alive!
The Voiceover Update is here!Bluey’s Quest for The Gold Pen now includes English voiceover support for in-game text, bringing the journey to life like never before.Hear the original actors from the show in English as you explore the world of Bluey through the game’s dialogue and quests. From character conversations to little moments throughout the game, this brand-new update makes it even easier and more enjoyable for the whole family to follow the story along the way.Alongside the new voiceover content, this update also includes general improvements and minor bug fixes for an even smoother gameplay experience.Thanks for playing Bluey’s Quest for The Gold Pen!Read full article on Community Announcements (Carmen Halfbrick)AnnouncementsOfficial
Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen is available now!
Bluey’s Quest for The Gold Pen features hand-drawn environments inspired by the ‘Dragon’ and ‘Escape’ episodes of the beloved TV series, and a new soundtrack composed and produced in-house by Halfbrick. Designed for family co-play, the game encourages families to explore together, share the controller and experience the adventure side-by-side. Bluey is drawing when Dad suddenly snatches the Gold Pen she needs to complete her story. A new world is brought to life as Bluey and her family gather around the kitchen table to draw together. Mum designs the strange and distant lands, Dad rocks up on his cool bike as self-declared King Goldie Horns, and Bingo transforms into her honk-happy alter ego, Bingoose, a plucky adventurer who even lays golden eggs. Bluey and Bingoose embark on an exciting quest to retrieve The Gold Pen from King Goldie Horns, with heaps of fun along the way! Bluey’s Quest for The Gold Pen features nine playful levels set across snowy mountains, golden beaches, lush green forests, and iconic Australian landscapes, including the Outback. Along the way, players will:Explore lively, hand-drawn worlds inspired by Bluey across snowy mountains, golden beaches, lush forests, and iconic Australian landscapes brought to life with colorful animation and charmUncover hidden treasures, solve engaging puzzles and complete delightful mini-quests as Bluey and Bingoose journey through whimsical settings in search of The Gold Pen.Glide, fly and skate through each level, while navigating vibrant environments filled with surprises, activities and exciting challenges.Help little lost critters find their way home through heartwarming encounters and lighthearted moments inspired by the spirit of the show.Search near and far for collectibles and hidden secrets that unlock rewards, special moments, and additional surprises throughout the adventure.Play together through family-friendly co-play experiences that encourage shared discovery, teamwork, and passing the controller ...Read full article on Community Announcements (Purrgil 1)Press Coverage
Bluey’s Quest For The Gold Pen (Nintendo Switch) Review
Of all the children’s programming I’ve sat through in my decade-plus of parenting, Bluey is the best bar none; I’d even say it’s the best kids’ show since Sesame Street. And in this market, with popularity comes lucrative licensing deals, from toys and clothing to apps and video games—which is where Bluey’s Quest For The Gold Pen comes into play. Despite being an almost-overnight sensation, Bluey has seemed to be cautious or discerning in how it handles licensed products. Thus, to date, young fans have only really had the creative app Bluey: Let’s Play, a host of browser games on the official website, and Outright Games’ Bluey: The Videogame to let them play in the Heelers’ whimsical world. Luckily, Bluey’s Quest For The Gold Pen was worth the wait. Back in 2023, I lamented that Bluey: The Videogame felt rushed, like “a promising thesis of a game,” and suspected it had been rushed out to market for the... Read moreRead full article on CGMagazine (Chris de Hoog)
