Orchard Toys teams with BBC Studios for Bluey games

Orchard Toys has debuted its second licensed collection – this time, with a range based on Bluey.

The new range spans the Grannies Game, Shopping List Game and Fancy Restaurant Game.

The Grannies Game sees players race to collect granny gear, call Nana and kick off a flossing party, while Orchard’s popular Shopping List game gets a Bluey makeover. The Bluey Fancy Restaurant Game talks players with helping Bandit prepare a romantic dinner for his and Chilli’s date night.

“This collection is a must-have for Bluey fans and retailers,” said Simon Prest, Sales Director at Orchard Toys.

“With Bluey currently ranking as the number two property in preschool toys, our new games are the perfect addition to any toy range. Combining the beloved Bluey brand with Orchard Toys educational and fun interactive play, that children and parents love, is sure to be a winner”.

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