Bluey is coming for family game night. Moose Games is releasing two Bluey card games, Go Fish and Crazy Eights, that turn a couple of the most-played kids' card games into something straight out of the Heeler household. Both arrive on 31 July.
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Find events near youEach box doubles up. Bluey: Go Fish plays as the traditional ask-and-collect card game, or you can switch to Guess Bluey, where players act out clues and ask questions to work out which character someone is. Bluey: Crazy Eights offers the classic shedding game alongside Old Grannies, a daft guessing game named after the fan-favourite episode where Bluey and Bingo pretend to be a pair of old grannies. If your kids have worn out that episode, the reference will land instantly.
These are squarely aimed at the youngest players, pitched for two to four people aged four and up with games lasting around 15 minutes, and they cost just $4.99 each in the US. That makes them an easy stocking-filler or a low-stakes way to get little ones to the table without committing to a 45-minute box.
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Start organising for freeThey are not the only Bluey crossover in the works, either. CATAN Studio has licensed the show from BBC Studios for a kid-friendly version of the island-trading classic. For now, though, these two card games are the quickest route to a Bluey-themed family session. Got younger players in the group? Set up a family game day and let them deal.
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