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Blueydle

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Name the day's Bluey episode from its screenshots, in five guesses.

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Blueydle puzzle no. 1333 in play: the first screenshot, Bluey and Bingo buckled into car seats, above the Search for an episode box, the Submit button and the line You have 5 guesses remaining

Blueydle is a free daily game for fans of the TV series Bluey. Each day you see a screenshot from one episode and pick its title from a list; every wrong guess adds another screenshot, and you have five guesses in all.

About Blueydle

Blueydle is a fan-made guessing game about the Australian children's cartoon Bluey. Every day it picks one episode, the same for every player, and gives the puzzle a number, so results can be compared and shared. The answer is always an episode title, chosen from a searchable list of the show's episodes.

A puzzle starts with a single screenshot from the episode. You search for an episode, pick it and press Submit. If you are wrong, the title goes into your list of guesses and a new screenshot appears; you can flick back through the ones already shown. You have five guesses, and the game warns you when you are on your last one.

When the puzzle ends the page tells you the episode's title, shows the screenshots, and offers a share button that sends your result as a row of squares with the puzzle number and the number of guesses. A notice on the site's front page says it has worked through every episode available so far, that new episodes are added as they air, and that its maker is working on a way to rotate in new screenshots for each episode. The daily puzzle carries on regardless: in October 2026 it was past puzzle number 1,330.

It suits parents and older fans who have watched the episodes many times over. Many clues come down to recognising a room, a prop or which members of the Heeler family are on screen.

How to play Blueydle

  1. Open Blueydle and look at the first screenshot from the day's episode.
  2. Type in the Search for an episode box and choose a Bluey episode title from the list.
  3. Press Submit; a wrong guess adds another screenshot from the same episode.
  4. Name the episode within five guesses, then read its title and share your result.

Tips

  • Look at the setting first: the Heeler house, the backyard, the school or an outing narrows the list quickly.
  • Note which characters are in the frame, since many episodes centre on one friend or relative.
  • Older screenshots stay available after a miss, so compare them side by side before your next guess.
  • The list only accepts real episode titles, so start typing a word you remember to find the right one.

Questions

How many guesses do I get in Blueydle?

Five. Each wrong guess reveals another screenshot from the episode.

Is the episode the same for everyone?

Yes. Each day has one numbered puzzle shared by all players.

What happens now that every episode has been used?

The game keeps giving one numbered episode a day. Its notice says every episode available so far has been used, that new ones are added as they air, and that its maker is working on rotating in new screenshots for each episode.

Is Blueydle official?

No. It is a fan game; its info page credits Bluey and its character logo to Ludo Studio.

Is it free?

Yes. It plays in the browser with no account; there is a Buy me a coffee link for tips.

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