BBC Studios

Suzy Lee Raia, EVP of Global Consumer Products at BBC Studios, said: “These new sets introduce even more characters, locations and playful moments that families know and love from the show, inviting children and parents to build and play together.”

June 25th sees the start of a global, multi-platform event on the in-universe UNIT website.

“Our publishing continues to evolve alongside the audience with each new format bringing something fresh to the Bluey world whether through shared reading, creativity or play,” said Rianna Mezzullo, Publisher, Penguin Random House Children’s Licensing.

Players explore Bluey’s family home and locations around Brisbane, snapping photos, decorating scrapbooks and uncovering surprises.

“I’ve always loved how Bluey captures the warmth, humour and honesty of family life, and reading these stories aloud in German makes that connection even more personal,” said Kruger.

“We’ve been telling Doctor Who stories for over a quarter of a century now, and the joy is that it still feels like we’re only just getting started,” said Nicholas Briggs, Executive Producer and Creative Director at Big Finish.

“This is our most ambitious album yet – something we’ve dreamed of making for a long time,” said the series’ award-winning composer Joff Bush.

“Bringing Bluey to Minecraft opens up a new way for fans to engage with the brand in a place where they already love to play,” said Marina Mello, Global Director, Gaming & Interactive at BBC Studios.

“We’re excited for the fans to enjoy the new attraction and immerse themselves in the mayhem of the Grannies,” said Howard Ebison, Vice President of Alton Towers Resort.

“We’re excited to keep raising the bar with best-in-class products and our brilliant partners who help Bluey inspire shared play on a truly global scale,” said Suzy Raia, EVP, Global Consumer Products at BBC Studios.