Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen

Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen is a hand-drawn adventure for kids and families. Bluey wanders through the worlds of her own pictures, solves puzzles and tries to get the Golden Pen back. The story was written by Joe Brumm, creator of the animated series Bluey.

The game combines exploration, small tasks and fully animated cutscenes. It was developed by Halfbrick Studios.

Released on Dec 11, 2025 for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Android followed on Jan 10, 2026. On May 28, 2026, the PC version for Windows and standalone versions for PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and Xbox Series X|S were released.

The different Nintendo generations each have their own version of the game.

The adventure has been released for Windows PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Xbox Series X|S, iOS and Android. The App Store version also supports Mac. PS4 and PS5, as well as Switch and Switch 2, were each offered explicitly as separate releases.

You guide Bluey through manageable adventure areas and progress by exploring, small skill sections and puzzles. Instead of combat, the game focuses on movement tasks, collectibles and encounters with characters from the story.

The Windows version requires a 64-bit system running Windows 10 or later. Steam lists an Intel Core i5-6500 or AMD A10-5800K as the minimum processor. For graphics, the minimum specs say an integrated solution or a GeForce GTX 650 or Radeon HD 7510 is enough.

Bluey wants to finish painting a picture, but her dad Bandit grabs the golden felt-tip pen. The family then dives into Bluey's drawings and sets off on a journey through her imagination. In the invented world, Bandit turns into King Goldie Horns, while Bingo also plays a special role.

The story was written specifically for the game and is told through animated scenes.

Nine levels take you through varied landscapes, including snowy mountains, golden beaches, green forests and the Australian outback. Each world invites exploration and combines paths, tasks and hidden items.

Bluey doesn't just move on foot through the drawn landscapes. Rides by boat and bike, as well as flights with a rocket backpack, are among the ways to get around. This alternates classic exploration with short movement tasks.

The worlds hold clues, hidden treasures and small puzzles. Bluey and Bingo meet, among others, sleeping workers and cheeky Australian birds. Anyone who examines the surroundings closely will find paths and items that are useful for the next section.

Off the direct path you'll find hidden items and small side tasks. Searching pays off if you look around the nine worlds instead of only following the next objective.

Fully animated cutscenes link the game sections and continue Bluey's adventure. They pick up the drawing style of the TV series and interrupt exploration with standalone story moments.

On iPhone, iPad and Android you can try the adventure for free at first. The full levels are unlocked with a one-time purchase. Unlike a classic subscription, unlocking does not require ongoing payments.

Bluey's Quest for the Gold Pen is designed as a single-player adventure. The Steam version does not list an online or local multiplayer mode. Family and friends can of course follow the story together on the screen.

On Windows PC, the game fully supports controllers. On Steam, the developers explicitly recommend playing with a gamepad. Xbox and PlayStation controllers are among the supported ones.

The PC version offers German menus and subtitles. Steam lists twelve languages for the interface and subtitles, including German, English, French, Italian and Spanish. A full German voice track is not listed there.