TOMY Toomies Pop Up Bluey - Licensed Game Based on Classic Pop Up Pirate - 2 to 4 Player Kids Games - Fun Family Games for Kids and Adults - Bluey Toys and Games for 4 Year Olds and Up

My granddaughter is Bluey obsessed and absolutely loves this, a great purchase.

My kids love this game. Perfect for game night with small children, it’s a little hard for them to push them in but with a bit of help it can be done

This is such a lovely little game if your kids are into Bluey. It's just like the classic Pop Up Pirate, so it’s incredibly simple to play, but waiting to see when Bluey is going to pop out of the barrel gets huge laughs every time. It’s quick to set up, sturdy enough for toddlers, and perfect for keeping them happily entertained on a rainy afternoon.

A Bluey version of the old pop up pirate toy, that my children had growing up. Push Bluey into the top of the barrel and then take turns pushing in crocs in the slots till Bluey pops out. If more than two people are playing, then reset Bluey and carry on till it’s the last person standing, and then they are the winner. Bluey is activated by a different slot each time, so you never know which slot will activate Bluey to pop up. A great family game and hours of fun.

4 year old grandson loves this game.

Bought as a birthday present for my grandson

Kids love it.

This is a terrible version Of the game. We love Bluey, but this is absolutely rubbish! Just isn’t well made and we gave it away as it was no fun. Hard to put the swords in the slots, the pop up Bluey is useless.

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4 year old son is obsessed with bluey,this game was a huge hit with him

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This is a bad design for kids. The plastic knives are impossible to put in without holding down on the entire toy. If you don't it will just slide and fall over. The Bluey toy on top is unclear how to prep him for the game. "It says twist him down the barrel" but there's no clear position how to put him in, or when he locks and stays down. Its too confusing and complicated to prepare, and to use. The mechanical design of the toy works well, it's a shame the rest of the execution makes it almost unplayable.

The barrell needs a rubber plate or grip as the plastic just slides when kids (4 years) try to push in the swords. They have to hold the whole game and the pop up bluey to get a sword in. Then the swords are tricky to manoeuvre into the slots. Once the novelty of bluey wears off this will join the scrap heap of cheap plastic toys.