Trouble: Bluey Edition Board Game
✓ Product data checked October 23, 2026
This Hasbro edition of Trouble swaps the usual colored pegs for the Heeler family: each player picks Bluey, Bingo, Bandit or Chilli and races four pegs around a backyard-themed board to the Finish Zone. The Pop-O-Matic bubble rolls the die with a press, and Double Trouble and Warp spaces shake up the lead. Rules are short, setup is quick and two to four players can join, so a five-year-old can play a full round with parents or siblings. For a young Bluey fan, it turns a favorite show into a family game night that does not need a screen.
Why it makes a good gift
Best for : A child aged 5 to 8 who watches Bluey and is ready for a first real board game
Best occasion : Birthdays, Christmas, or a rainy-weekend family gift
Why it works : It takes a character the child already loves and puts it in a game the whole family can play together, with a die-popping bubble that young players enjoy pressing and rules simple enough to learn in one sitting.
Avoid if : The child has outgrown Bluey or already owns classic Trouble and wants something more strategic.
For
Kids
Budget
$$ — Affordable
Frequently asked questions
How many players can play?
Two to four players, each racing four character pegs.
What age is it for?
The listing recommends it for kids aged 5 and up.
What makes it different from classic Trouble?
The pegs and board are themed on Bluey's family, and the board adds Double Trouble and Warp spaces, while keeping the Pop-O-Matic die roller.
Does it need batteries?
The Amazon listing does not specify.
