Just Dance 2019

For a game called Just Dance, I often have a hard time just doing anything. Using my very expensive phone in my hand as I flail about is not my idea of a feel-good experience as I am constantly aware and being careful. The bottom line is that if you've been playing and enjoying Just Dance games for years, and now you want to be able to dance around to such classics as "DDU-DU DDU-DU," pick up Just Dance 2019 I guess, and hope the mobile app actually works. If you're new to the series, just find someone on Twitch streaming it and dance along at home.

Just Dance 2019 is a sleek entry to the franchise that does exactly what it says on the tin – and not much more.

Just Dance 2019 continues to impress with its catalogue, interface and incredibly entertaining dance moves. Just don't try any of them in the club before you've practiced a lot in your own living room.

Just Dance 2019 is not flawless. Half of the game's charm relies on it's songs, again. But with the help of a newly updated UI, which is not only really fast but also useful and refreshing, and some new modes, we can easily say that Just Dance 2019 is simply one of the best enteries in the Just Dance series. Players can still hope that it'd eventually reach it's peak just as the old days

Just Dance 2019 brings welcome additions when compared to its predecessor, with better choreographies and more fun and recent songs.

There should be more songs and more game modes, but it is still full of joy and dancing creations. And You can use Kinect, Joy-Con and smartphone as well.

Just Dance 2019 is a fun party title that could serve as a good all-ages entertainment and as a catalyst to start a party of your own.

Just Dance 2019 doesn't stray away from the formula that made this the number one name in dancing games - and why should it, when it has demonstrated more than enough times that the Just Dance series can gather people around the idea of dancing? New gaming modes would certainly be welcome and while the growing musical catalogue is a big plus, the game feels like the same formula repeated every year. Not that this will bother newcomers and those looking for a fun moment, though.

That said, I mightn’t know the songs I’m dancing to, but Ubisoft’s done a wonderful job in picking upbeat, fun songs to dance to regardless. Like last year’s offering, Just Dance 2019 is an inoffensive, exercise conducive title fun alone or in pairs. If you want to boogie, consider it.

If you have been a fan of previous Just Dance titles, then once more this will be one that will appeal, especially if you have a subscription to Just Dance Unlimited