Just Dance 2020

Overall, this latest game is unlikely to disappoint fans of the rhythm genre and this series in particular. It has a good selection of songs, the control system is spot on (presumably since the team has spent years refining it), and there are some nice returns with great new features.

If you’re looking for a fun party game or just want to improve your dance skills – Just Dance 2020 is a must-own. My kids and I had a ton of fun with Just Dance 2020. If you’re a parent like me looking for a video game solution that gets your kids off their butts and moving, I highly recommend Just Dance 2020.

The Just Dance franchise has undergone few life-size changes in recent years. Never change a winning team, Ubisoft must have thought. It remains fun to show your dance moves on newer songs, or to recall nice memories with older ones. Just Dance 2020 is the most complete game to date, but unfortunately, it does not offer innovation.

Just Dance 2020 is quite a standard game for the series with a bright style and cute graphics, which has even fewer innovations than the next annual FIFA. The local tracklist looks very strange, because in Russia we have more popular artists than the Monatik. The story mode with Panda as a celebration of the series ' decade is clearly insufficient, as is the diverse but meager set of tracks. At the same time, if you already have a subscription to Just Dance Unlimited and any other version of the game, starting with Just Dance 2017, then there is no point in buying Just Dance 2020.

As a ten-year celebration for the franchise, Just Dance 2020 is mostly the same, for better or for worse. While it strips some of the innovative features of past entries, the eclectic and energetic songlist will get any party pumped up all night. Just make sure you get Just Dance Unlimited for a better time.

While being accessible, scaled for all kind of players and open to mobile phones, this new episode of Just Dance doesn't bring enough new things to completely regain player's interest, especially with this economic model.

Just Dance 2020 keeps the formula of the Just Dance series that so many people love and that's the game's main asset. It's also its biggest liability, as the game shows too little in terms of new, relevant content to stand out compared to its closest predecessors. This is a very fun game with new, updated tracks but for those who subscribe to the Just Dance Unlimited service, owning Just Dance 2020 will turn out to be redundant.

Es un gran juego súper recomendable de hecho es mí just dance favorito junto al 2017 y todas Las musicas son geniales.

Being someone who really doesn't follow whatever songs are popular nowadays, I knew like 5 songs going into this game... mostly the songs written prior to 2010- BUT most of the songs they picked are extremely danceable, and I like how the roster is really multinational. So like the visuals look great, it's fun to dance to, the interface is nice, clean, and bright... Why did I give it such a bad score? Well, have fun swimming through the constant advertisements for their subscription or whatever! I'm pretty sure I have to dismiss 3 messages just to get to the menus, and then you get more ads after every song you dance. Not cool, ubisoft, you just continue to disappoint me and I hate how you own nice IPs. If Just Dance keeps having this many ads, I might just... never buy another one, and I guess that's cool cuz this one is quite good, and hopefully I won't get tired between 2 games. And also yes, what the literal hell is Baby Shark doing here?!? GET IT AWAY FROM ME. Guess you gotta include the kid specific content tho.................

This game is a fever dream. And not a fun one. The rhythm aspect can be beaten with spastic flailing. It doesn't cue clear instructions on movements. The dances rarely "vibe" with the songs. The song selection is really weird. Why is a rendition of a Monty Python song in there? Lots of Latino songs. Not enough songs either. Well. I take that back. There are a lot of songs. But they're buying a SUBSCRIPTION. I'd understand if they were expansion packs entirely. But making someone pay monthly is just absolutely cancerous anticonsumer behavior. This game should keep a child under 10 happy for a little while but I just don't like supporting abusive monetization. And it's not fun whatsoever for adults or as a party game. Just skip this. And bring back guitar hero or rock band.

This game will keep you entertained for one hour. One hour that comes with a hefty price and a very very limited catalog of songs. The catalog covers general categories, so among the 40 with the game, you will end up liking and dancing on 5 top. Ubisoft's tactic to get you to pay an expensive monthly fee to access all the songs that had already been part of their catalog is simply nasty. Even after you do start the trial, Ubisoft released an online-only game, and their now-famous server's poor performances will ruin the fun, crashing 4/5 before or during the songs. A nightmare. The bet on having kids ask their parents to pay that fee is pure evil. Sold it already.

Forces you to buy a yearly subscription. Bogus game. Forces you to buy a yearly subscription. Bogus game. Forces you to buy a yearly subscription. Bogus game. Forces you to buy a yearly subscription. Bogus game.