Hasbro Gaming Guess Who? Bluey Edition Game | Bluey Characters and Objects | Fun Kids Board Games for Families | 2 Players | 15 Mins. | Travel Friendly | Ages 6+

The have is the same and my 5 year old can ask questions about the people or things she sees. I debated on the old school Guess Who but went with Bluey and I'm glad I did. The boards are easier to hold on to our to set up.

Big hit with the birthday boy who is a huge Bluey fan!

It made my grandson happy

1. This game is FLIMSY. The pieces snap off and bend too easily. There is no way this game is going to survive my kids’ childhood intact. 2. I wouldn’t expect a game from such a big brand to have a typo, but it does. The orange object card says “duke cake” instead of “duck cake.” 3. Part of the game strategy used to be (when the game was played on a flat tray) that when you saw your opponent was down to only one or a few characters remaining, you could make a guess as a last ditch effort to win. With the upright standing game, there’s no way to know how many characters your opponent has left. The old version was better. Long live the 90’s.

It's Bluey and it's a game - how can you go wrong? While I'm not a fan of the new game layout, it doesn't keep me from wanting to play the game. The important part is my 6y.o. loves it! It has categories that he understands, and that helps with the first steps of narrowing it down. Now, if only I could read the board...

Got it for daughter who is 4.5 years old, and with some directions she's able to play and ask questions. She wants to play several rounds. It's a great present for 4 and up. Reason for 4 stars: Quality?.... NOT the best, it looks like cheap plastic. My husband can make better stuff with his 3D printer. The cards are reversible cardboard. And the kids need assistance inserting back in the cards correctly. If not the can easily damage it, as it's just cardboard. In my opinion is a bit pricey for cheap plastic and cardboard. I would suggest to get it on sale ;)

This is how guess who should have been set up from the beginning, let's be honest adults aren't playing this by themselves and the object and characters cards allow for multiple games with my daughter. She is 4 and grasping the game with objects and bluey theme is super easy. I'm going to by a second one for the trailer. It all compacts up to a smaller size and she takes it to grandparents houses

Don’t waste your money! This game is so junky! Some of the “doors” fell off the first time we played it. So disappointed. And once you start flipping the doors, don’t bump the board because they might fall back open again.