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Bluey's Happy Snaps
Explore, have fun and capture your favorite moments with Bluey and Bingo in this photo-powered game. Look out for familiar spots from the show, create your own scrapbook and turn in-game memories into playful moments for real life. Bluey and Bingo have found Dad's old camera (back from when he was cool). Take it with you around the world of Bluey and snap photos of the games they play and wildlife they discover. Each snapshot is saved to Bluey's scrapbook, where players can keep their favorite moments. Share the adventure side-by-side! A second player can join in to explore and strike a pose while the main player leads the adventure behind the camera. You can even play with toys together along the way!
- Gameloft
Platform scores
| Platform | Metascore | Userscore |
|---|---|---|
| Nintendo Switch | Not stored | Not stored |
| Nintendo Switch 2 | 77 | Not stored |
| PC | Not stored | Not stored |
| playstation 4 | Not stored | Not stored |
| PlayStation 5 | Not stored | Not stored |
| Xbox One | Not stored | Not stored |
| Xbox Series X | Not stored | Not stored |
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- Bluey's Happy Snaps is a family fun filled experience aimed at empowering kids to own their game time. It feels like a genuine Bluey episode that immerses players into the whacky adventures of the Heeler family, whilst providing easy controls and mechanics kids will love. Although replayability is dictated by how kids wish to tackle post game content, Happy Snaps will keep them smiling from play on and off the screen.
- Bluey’s Happy Snaps is quite clearly built with a younger audience in mind, but don’t let that fool you into thinking it’s little more than a lazy cash-in on a popular franchise. There’s a notable level of care taken in bringing Bluey’s world to life here, and with plenty of things to snap and activities to try, Bluey’s Happy Snaps is a wonderfully fun time for kids and their parents alike.
- There are definitely things to appreciate about Bluey’s Happy Snaps, like how it takes the Toem approach to a photography game and doesn’t talk down to the player. It references the show in ways that would help kids understand objectives. It doesn’t hold their hand when it comes to finding the subjects to photograph. The tasks feel like they might be helping to prepare kids for more challenging games. I do think some design choices, like characters’ eyes not moving and the handling for some event segments, aren’t the best. But this does feel like it could be one of the “good” games to pick up for a younger child.