Overview:
- Estimated achievement difficulty: 1/10 [Achievement Difficulty Rating]
- Offline: 22 [1000]
- Online: 0
- Approximate amount of time to 1000: ~2 hours [Estimated Time to 100%]
- Minimum number of playthroughs needed: 1
- Missable achievements: None [free roam] 
- Does difficulty affect achievements: No difficulty option
- Unobtainable/glitched achievements: None, but the game is a bit buggy

Introduction:
Welcome to Bluey: The Videogame, a game made to mirror the hit kids' TV show. This game is actually quite faithful to the show, meaning you'll feel like you're playing right along with an episode. There are four very short story episodes to complete, a decent amount of collectibles to find, four minigames to play, and a few miscellaneous achievements. Considering the game was meant for kids, there is no difficulty whatsoever other than some game bugginess that can be annoying here and there. The collectibles are the only thing that takes some time, just watching the animation every time you find one, but all in all it's a quick and easy completion. Let's get started.

Abbreviated Walkthrough:
Many areas and collectibles aren't accessible until you finish the episode of the given location, so I actually recommend that your first course of action is to just blow through the four story episodes. It'll likely only take around 45 minutes or so, since they're really short and simple. You'll unlock a bunch of achievements along the way, as well as access to all four minigames.

With the story completed, you'll have access to fast travel to all five locations, from your sticker book. You'll also have access to all four minigames. Do them in whatever order you want.

For the minigames, this is pretty simple and straightforward:
 

• For Keepy Uppy, you need 25 hits, which you can easily do first try
• For Ground is Lava, you need to "win" five games by getting at least one star per game. Again, really easy since you only need one star, but getting all three ends the game immediately, making this quicker
• For Chattermax Chase, you again need to "win" five games. Same concept as Ground is Lava: get at least one star, but three ends the game.
• For Magic Xylophone, you need to win in under 30 seconds. You'll like get this first try. Just run around mashing  near all family members. Sometimes they'll scatter quite a bit, other times you'll finish in under ten seconds

For the collectibles, they should be no problem whatsoever to find. They have a very obvious sparkle, making it easy to spot them. Just do a lap around each location, being thorough and looking for the sparkle. The only ones that are a pain are the plant stickers. These are unlocked by watering each type of plant until it's fully grown. This means you need to track down each type of plant and water it over and over. Most are in and around the Heeler house (don't forget about the couple that only exist up on their upstairs patio!), but there are also some unique ones at the park, the creek, and the beach.

With all of the minigames and collectibles done, wrap up any miscellaneous achievements you might be missing, and that'll wrap up this completion.

Conclusion:
Like you'd expect, this is a quick and easy completion. It stays faithful to the show and is an enjoyable play for kids. Like most of these kids' games, it's pretty overpriced, but your kids will definitely get more playtime out of this game than you will. Enjoy the quick and easy completion.