Bluey’s Happy Snaps is out now on Switch, PS5, Xbox and PC

Platforms, Game Pass and pricing

According to the launch announcement published by Bandai Namco Europe, the game is out on Nintendo Switch 2, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC (Steam, Epic Games Store and Xbox on PC), and is part of Game Pass with Xbox Play Anywhere support. The US Nintendo eShop lists an October 15, 2026 release, a 4.4 GB download and Switch 2 compatibility, with Gameloft as publisher and developer. In the US it is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB.

Nintendo’s US launch news shows two regular prices: $39.99 and $54.99. The cited sources do not confirm euro prices. In Japan, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and Taiwan, the digital version launched on October 15, 2026, and the physical edition, distributed by SEGA, arrives on November 26, 2026.

What you play: camera, scrapbook and two-player Buddy mode

It is a photo-powered adventure: Bluey and Bingo find Dad’s old camera and explore Brisbane, the show’s hometown, snapping photos and uncovering hidden surprises. Every photo is saved to a scrapbook you can decorate with stickers, and costumes for Bluey and Bingo unlock along the way. Locations come straight from the show, such as the riverbank water dragons from the episode “Ice Cream” and the lookout from “The Sign”, and Play for Real Life tips encourage play away from the screen with everyday objects.

In Buddy mode, a second player joins on the same system to explore and strike a pose while the main player leads behind the camera. According to Nintendo, there is no online play and there are no in-game purchases.

Studio, languages and a note for Xbox

Gameloft Brisbane developed the game in collaboration with Ludo Studio and BBC Studios. From launch it has Castilian Spanish text and full English voice-over; localized voice-over in other languages, including Castilian Spanish, arrives via a free update shortly after release, according to the announcement. If you buy the physical Xbox edition, note that the packaging incorrectly says the game is HDR10 compatible: the feature is not supported. To mark the launch, Gameloft also teamed up with conservationist Bindi Irwin, who appears in the overview trailer.