Hasbro Trouble: Bluey Edition Board Game for Kids Ages 5+, Safe Playroom Family Game with Pop-O-Matic Roller
Hasbro Trouble: Bluey Edition Board Game for Kids Ages 5+, Safe Playroom Family Game with Pop-O-Matic Roller
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Why you'll love it
- Beloved Bluey characters (Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, Chilli) make kids eager to play without screen time
- Iconic Pop-O-Matic die roller delivers the tactile, satisfying press that kids already know and love
- Simple rules and ~5-minute setup mean kids can play independently or with minimal adult help
- Compact 10.5"x10.5" plastic build is durable for rough play and easy to toss in a travel bag
- No batteries required, so it works anywhere and never dies mid-game
- Trusted Hasbro brand combined with an Amazon Exclusive gives a sense of novelty and gifting prestige
Perfect for
- Birthday or holiday gift for a Bluey-obsessed child
- 30-minute family game night with siblings or parents
- Playdate activity for 2-4 kids aged 5 and up
- Portable entertainment for road trips and travel
- Early learning tool for practicing counting and turn-taking
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Trouble: Bluey Edition
Inspired by the Bluey animated TV series, this edition of the Trouble board game combines Trouble gameplay with Bluey adventures. Kids can choose to play as Bluey, Bingo, Chilli, or Bandit and imagine racing around the backyard with the Heeler family as they move their character pegs around the gameboard.
The first player to get all 4 of their pegs to the Finish Zone wins! Certain spaces on the gameboard encourage interactivity and help players advance on their journey. Like with the classic Trouble game, it includes the fun Pop-O-Matic die roller that kids love to press. The Trouble: Bluey edition board game is so much fun to play. It makes a great gift for Bluey fans and kids 5 and up.
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FUN WITH BLUEY'S FAMILY
It's a race through the backyard with the Heeler family! Kids can play as Bluey, Bingo, Chilli, or Bandit as they try to get all of their pegs to the Finish Zone first.
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POP THE DIE
Players pop the iconic Pop-O-Matic die roller and take different actions depending on the number shown on the die.
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SPECIAL SPACES ON THE GAMEBOARD
Special spaces -- a Scooter space, Magic Xylophone space, and Magic Asparagus space -- encourage interactivity and add to the excitement of gameplay.
Product Information
Bluey-Inspired Fun: Dive into the world of Bluey with this Trouble board game, combining classic gameplay with beloved characters like Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli
Interactive Gameplay: Roll the die with the iconic Pop-O-Matic bubble and navigate through spaces that encourage interaction and help you advance on your backyard adventure
Race to the Finish: Be the first to get all 4 of your character pegs to the Finish Zone, but watch out for Double Trouble and Warp spaces that add exciting twists to your gameplay
Easy Setup and Play: This family-friendly board game is quick to set up and features simple rules, making it perfect for kids aged 5 and up to enjoy with their family and friends
Durable and Portable: Crafted with high-quality plastic, this Trouble Bluey Edition game is built to last and easy to take along on family game nights or on-the-go fun
Inspired by the Bluey animated TV series, this edition of the Trouble board game combines Trouble gameplay with Bluey adventures. Kids can choose to play as Bluey, Bingo, Chilli, or Bandit and imagine racing around the backyard with the Heeler family as they move their character pegs around the gameboard. The first player to get all 4 of their pegs to the Finish Zone wins! Certain spaces on the gameboard encourage interactivity and help players advance on their journey. Like with the classic Trouble game, it includes the fun Pop-O-Matic die roller that kids love to press. The Trouble: Bluey edition board game is so much fun to play. It makes a great gift for Bluey fans and kids 5 and up. Hasbro Gaming and all related trademarks and logos are trademarks of Hasbro, Inc. BLUEY TM and BLUEY character logos TM and (R) Ludo Studio Pty Ltd 2018. Licensed by BBC Studios. BBC logo TM & (R) BBC 1996.Genre: Family
Number of Players: 2+
Edition: Standard Edition
Sub Brand: Bluey
Language: English
Estimated Playing Time: 30 Minutes
Set Name: Bluey Edition
Minimum Age Recomendation: 60
Item Type Name: Game
Included Components: Gameboard, 16 character pegs, and instructions.
Age Range Description: Kid
Number of Players: 2+
Are Batteries Required: No
Is Assembly Required: No
Educational Objective: Develops basic counting skills and understanding of game rules
Operation Mode: manual
Supported Battery Types: No batteries required
Item Dimensions L x W: 10.5"L x 10.5"W
Item Weight: 0.36 Kilograms
Number of Items: 1
Size: 1 unit
Item Dimensions: 1.63 x 10.5 x 10.5 inches
Theme: Race
Color: Mutlicolored
Subject Character: Bluey
CPSIA Cautionary Statement: Choking Hazard - Small Parts
Is Assembly Required: No
Material Type: Plastic
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Trouble: Bluey Edition board safe for a 5-year-old to play alone in the playroom?
Yes. The game uses large, rounded Heeler family pegs that are easy for small hands to grip, and the Pop-O-Matic bubble contains the die so there are no small loose pieces to roll off the table or get lost under furniture. The plastic shell is sturdy and has no sharp edges, making it appropriate for independent play in a kids' room or playroom with minimal adult help.
Will the Pop-O-Matic roller pinch or hurt my child's fingers during play?
No. The Pop-O-Matic bubble is designed for kids and uses a soft, slow-rebound press that is satisfying to push but gentle on little fingers. The recessed dome keeps fingers away from the moving die, so children can roll independently without pinching.
Is this Bluey board game durable enough for rough handling by young kids?
Yes. The 10.5"x10.5" plastic gameboard is built to withstand the drops, bumps, and energetic play that come with kids ages 5-9. The pegs click firmly into the Heeler character bases, and the unit is designed to last through years of playroom, bedroom, and living room use.
Does the game contain any small parts that are a choking hazard for younger siblings?
The game is rated for ages 5 and up, and the pegs and components are sized for that age group. If you have children under 3 in the home, the small pegs should be stored out of reach during play, which is standard for any family board game with playing pieces.
Can my child play this Bluey game in their bedroom without disturbing the rest of the house?
Yes. The Pop-O-Matic roller does the rolling for you, so there is no dice clatter on hardwood floors or desks. The game runs on focused, quiet play, making it well suited for bedroom, nursery, or shared-kid play spaces.
Is this a good game for a Bluey-obsessed 6-year-old who won't put the show down?
Yes. The game features Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, and Chilli as playable Heeler family characters, which gets Bluey fans off the screen and into roleplay with their favorite characters. Most kids who love the show want to play it the moment they see the box.
Will my 5-year-old be able to set this up and play without me helping every step?
Yes. Setup takes about 5 minutes, requires no assembly, and the rules are simple enough for early readers with light adult guidance. Many kids can run a full game on their own after one or two play-throughs.
How many of my kids can play together at the same time?
The game supports 2-4 players, which is ideal for siblings, cousins, or a small playdate group in the playroom. Each player picks one of the four Heeler family characters and races them to the finish.
Is this better than a regular board game for keeping my child occupied without screens?
For Bluey fans, yes. The familiar characters and the tactile Pop-O-Matic roller make it far more engaging than a generic board game, and most kids will choose it over a tablet once they see the box. It also builds turn-taking and counting skills while they play.
Is the Hasbro Trouble Bluey game the same as the classic Trouble board game?
It uses the same beloved Pop-O-Matic mechanic and race-to-the-finish format that Trouble is known for, but with Bluey-themed artwork, Heeler family character pegs, and special Bluey-specific board spaces. It is officially licensed Bluey merchandise from Hasbro Gaming.
Can younger kids ages 4 play this, or is it really only for age 5 and up?
The game is officially rated for ages 5 and up, and the rule complexity, peg placement, and reading requirements are aimed at that age group. Advanced 4-year-olds who can count and follow simple turn-taking can usually play with a little help, but 5 is the recommended starting age.
How long does a typical game last for kids?
A full game typically takes about 30 minutes, which is the right length for a young child's attention span. Shorter sessions are easy to do by simply playing to a partial finish or capping the game at a set number of rounds.
What if my child cheats or tries to skip the Pop-O-Matic roller?
The Pop-O-Matic bubble is built into the gameboard, so every roll happens inside it and is visible to all players. This naturally prevents cheating on the roll, which is one of the reasons the mechanic has been a kids' favorite for decades.
Does the game have any strong smells, loud noises, or flashing lights that might bother a sensitive child?
No. The game is mechanical only, with no electronics, batteries, flashing lights, or sound effects. The Pop-O-Matic press is a soft pop, and the plastic has no strong off-gassing odor, making it a calm, low-stimulation choice for sensory-sensitive kids.
If a peg breaks or gets lost, can I get replacement parts?
Hasbro typically offers replacement parts for its gaming lines through its customer support. The Heeler family pegs and bases are the most commonly replaced pieces, and a quick call or email to Hasbro's support team can usually resolve it.
Is the box and gameboard free of toxic materials my child might chew on?
Hasbro children's games meet applicable toy safety standards, and the plastic is intended for normal play by children ages 5 and up. As with any toy, the game is not designed to be chewed and should be kept away from teething toddlers.
How do you set up and play the Hasbro Trouble: Bluey Edition board game?
Setup takes about 5 minutes. Snap the 16 pegs into the four Heeler family character bases (Bluey, Bingo, Bandit, Chilli), place each base on its matching color-coded start space, and clear a flat area. Each player takes turns pressing the Pop-O-Matic bubble to roll the die, then moves their character peg the corresponding number of spaces toward the finish, following the rules for special board spaces like Double Trouble and Warp. The first player to move all of their pegs to the finish wins.
How long does a full game of Trouble: Bluey Edition take to play?
A typical game with 2-4 players runs about 30 minutes. Shorter games are easy to arrange by playing to a partial finish or capping the game at a set number of rounds, which is helpful when playing with younger kids or fitting a round into a busy evening.
What is the recommended age range for this Bluey board game?
The game is officially rated for ages 5 and up. It is best suited to kids ages 5-9, especially Bluey fans, but older siblings and adults regularly enjoy family game nights with it. Children under 5 may find the counting and peg placement too advanced without help.
Does this game work with replacement pegs from classic Trouble?
The character pegs in the Bluey Edition are designed to fit the Heeler family bases that come with this version. Standard classic Trouble pegs are a different shape and are not a direct swap, but the gameboard slots and bases are similar in size if you want to mix and match for a custom family tournament.
Can I buy extra Bluey Heeler character pegs separately?
Hasbro offers replacement parts through its customer support team, and limited Bluey collectible pegs occasionally appear through licensed Bluey merchandise retailers. For most families, the 16 pegs included in the box are enough for standard 2-4 player play.
What is included in the box, and do I need to buy anything separately?
The box includes the Bluey-themed plastic gameboard with built-in Pop-O-Matic bubble, the four Heeler family character bases, 16 character pegs, and a quick rules sheet. The game is fully playable out of the box with no batteries, assembly, or additional purchases required.
Is this Bluey board game officially licensed merchandise?
Yes. It is an officially licensed Bluey product developed by Hasbro Gaming in partnership with BBC Studios, the studio behind the Disney+ and ABC Kids series. It is part of the trusted Hasbro line of family board games.
What should I do if a part is missing or damaged when the game arrives?
Contact Hasbro Gaming customer support with a photo of the issue, and they will typically ship a replacement part at no charge. If the game was purchased through Amazon, the standard Amazon return policy also applies for full replacements within the return window.
What is the difference between Trouble and Sorry for a family with young kids?
Trouble uses the iconic Pop-O-Matic bubble to roll the die, which keeps gameplay contained and easy for young kids. Sorry uses cards instead of a die and has more complex movement rules, which makes it better suited to kids ages 6 and up who can handle multi-step planning. For ages 5 and up, Trouble is the more beginner-friendly pick.
