Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen releases for consoles on June 25, and preorders for the physical edition are now available. Bluey's Quest for The Gold Pen $40 | Releases June 25, 2026 The Heeler family is gearing up for a new video game adventure with Bluey's Quest for The Gold Pen. Made by the show's creator, Joe Brumm, and development team Halfbrick Studios, the new game launches first for iOS and Mac on December 11, followed by Google Play and on January 10, 2026, then finally a console and PC release on June 25, 2026. Preorders for the console release are now live for at Amazon, with the physical PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, and Switch versions all available for $40, while the Switch 2 edition is $50. Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen, is an all-new story written by Brumm that sees Bluey and Bingo (who dons her alter ego, Bingoose) trek across a fantasy land conjured up by Bluey's imagination. The imaginal world features nine distinct realms filled with secrets and side quests to take on as they track down the Gold Pen. The game will feature an adorable new art style distinct from the animated cartoon style. As mentioned above, preorders are available at Amazon. Most platforms are $40, while Switch 2 preorders are $50. it's unclear if the Switch 2 version will include the game data on the cart, or if it's a Game-Key Card. So far, no preorder bonuses have been announced. Since the console version of The Gold Pen doesn't arrive until next year, you can bide your time with Bluey: The Videogame, which is available for $20 on PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch. Its reviews were a bit lackluster, but young players will probably find something to like with the quirky game that lets them explore interactive setpieces from the hit show across four different adventures. While the base game is just $20, there's also a Bluey Gnome Plush Bundle at Amazon for $50, which bundles the Switch version of the game with a unique gnome plushie. Two different styles are available, but the bundle is randomly packed with just one. Beyond video games, there are a bunch of cool Lego Bluey sets to peruse. Launched earlier this year, you'll find sets as tiny as 22 pieces, though the Family House Set is arguably the most exciting at 382 pieces. You'll get minifigures for Bluey, Bingo, Mum, and Dad, plus a few accessories that make it a complete playset. Other options include the Beach and Family Car Trip with a buildable vehicle and beach accessories, the Playground Fun set that lets you piece together a playground slide, the Family House with Memory Game set with an included interactive memory game, and the Ice Cream Trip set that features two figures plus gigantic scoops of ice cream.