Ahoy Nick Jr. shipmates! Play along with this pirate video quiz featuring Blaze, PAW Patrol and Shimmer and Shine. Carefully watch the pirate clips, then guess what's missing!
Rock out with this Rusty Rivets Music maker! Change the speed and sound of the drums, bass, guitar and keyboard to create your own musical master piece. Look out for a special surprise!
In this driving game kids can kick it into gear with Rusty and Ruby by helping them collect all the copies of the Bits and by cleaning up Spartkton Hills!
Age: 3-6
Do you combine it and design it? Or are you more likely to be using blazing speed? Take this personality quiz to find out if you are more Blaze or Rusty!
In this game based on the series, Rusty Rivets, Rusty needs your help to get Ruby’s tablet back from the bottom of Sprocket Lake. You can take part in designing the Shark-Ski 9000 so they can dive down deep!
Age: 3-6
Play along, sing along and discover surprises when you explore this game based on the classic Nursery Rhyme, Baa Baa Black Sheep! Rusty, Ruby and the gang from the series Rusty Rivets are along for the ride.
Age: 3-7
Join Rusty in the recycling yard to transform his go-kart into a super speeding machine! Choose from two designs then test your creations by taking them for a spin. Move the vehicle to collect as many bolts as possible.
Age: 3-6
Oh no! There’s a penguin problem in the recycling yard! In this Rusty Rivets game, move each character up and down to jump onto platforms and avoid obstacles along the way. Come on, kids, time to bolt!
Age: 3-6
Father Christmas is getting ready in his workshop and he needs your help! Join Rubble, Shimmer, Shine, Blaze and Rusty as they customise toys, wrap PAWsome presents, deliver gifts and fill stockings with special surprises!
Age: 3-6
Rusty Rivets
When there’s a job to do and the stakes are sky high, Rusty and best buds Ruby and Botasaur invent and innovate their way out of every jam by repurposing spare parts and found objects into the most awesome contraptions ever! Rusty Rivets is a show modeled after the Maker Movement, which is all about creating new devices and gadgets from unused, discarded or broken tech devices to solve existing problems.