Casting Alert: Be the Family Star in a Bluey Game Commercial

Get ready to press play, Bluey is stepping into the world of active family gaming! Nex Playground, the company behind the popular motion‑based console, is casting a charming live‑action commercial featuring a family playing a Bluey game together in a living room.

What We Know So Far

According to Backstage, Nex Playground is looking for two adults (ages 35–45) and two children (ages 6–11) to star as a family in this fun, cozy scene. Pay is $1,800 for filming and usage, and the shoot is scheduled for September 11 in New York City.

Apply here!

Yes, you read that right! If you’re in the U.S. and interested, the casting is open now. Check out the official details here:

👉 Apply to the Bluey Video Game Commercial Casting

Why Nex Playground Makes Perfect Sense

If you’ve ever seen, and tried, Nex Playground, you know it’s more than a gaming console. It’s a compact, AI-powered cube that turns your living room into an active play zone—no controllers needed. Players use movement to play games like Fruit Ninja, Whac-a-Mole, and more, with up to four people joining the fun at once.

That makes it a natural match for Bluey’s spirit of family play and imaginative movement. Imagine the energy of the Heeler family brought to life–with real movement, real smiles, and real Bluey fun.

What This Could Mean for Bluey Fans

While the casting doesn’t explicitly mention game titles, the setup makes one thing clear:

• This isn’t a TV show tie-in—it’s more likely a brand-new Bluey motion‑play experience on Nex Playground.
• Could it be promoting a new Bluey minigame, DLC (downloadable content), or even re-releasing the original Bluey: The Videogame in motion-play format?
• Whatever the details, it’s a playful leap toward merging Bluey storytelling with active, real-life play.

Bluey Fans, Ready to Move?

We’ll keep our ears perked for whether this commercial reveals more—especially if it points to new Bluey motion-gaming content via Nex Playground.

What do you think? Would you love to see Bluey’s world animated by your own family’s movements—Keepy Uppy style? Let’s move this conversation forward in the comments!