Just Dance 2025 Edition

Just Dance 2025 Edition isn’t just a dance game, but an expanding platform for fun, exercise, and connecting with other players. Highlights include new songs, enhanced modes, year-round themed events, and integration with Just Dance+.

Personally, I think this year’s mix of songs is perfect, and it makes 2025 Edition a great jumping on point for all the newbies, and for any wayward doubters. At the end of the day, you’re welcome to make fun of Just Dance if you like… but I can’t hear you. I’m too busy jamming out, and working on my fitness.

Just Dance returns once again with Just Dance 2025 Edition. Although this installment doesn’t particularly innovate in gameplay, Ubisoft has decided to focus on accessibility in its dances to make the game more inclusive than ever.

Despite a disappointing setlist, Just Dance 2025 Edition still delivers on the fun of the pastime. Some of the choreography can be too complicated for its own good, but there are some tracks that stand out with easier to follow moves like "Paint the Town Red" and "Vogue" by Madonna. The visuals are also striking, while the inclusion of multiple difficulties within some songs is a step in the right direction.

Just Dance 2025 Edition is an update that adds 40 new songs from various genres, so it is a good option to try with family and friends. Sadly, there is not much more to say about it.

Just Dance 2025 Edition doesn't reinvent the groove, but it delivers another fun-filled compilation with broad appeal. The core experience remains charming, though the limited song list and heavy reliance on a subscription may leave some dancers wanting more. Optional camera controls (via app) are fun, but the game doesn't go too far beyond being just another compilation.

Just Dance 2025 is once again a solid party game with great music, perfect for a fun night with friends. However, Ubisoft offers little new, aside from a few extra songs. This means that there is no real need to buy this edition for returning players.

This year, the Just Dance Team has outdone themselves, with the highly requested “Poker Face”by “Lady Gaga” or “PayPhone” by “Maroon 5” with the couple and a story of the iconic Bride from “Hot N Cold” and Rasputin. Even “One Last Time” by “Ariana Grande” You also have new songs like “Espresso” by Sabrina Carpenter or even some Rock with Basket Case by Green Day or Chattahoochee by Alan Jackson for some country! Even troll songs like “My heart will go on” by “Celine Dion” or “Dubidubidu”. The PERFECT edition to me. Would recommend 100%, and it’s 50 bucks now instead of 60!

Just Dance 2025 Edition ne réussira pas à charmer un nouveau public car la formule reste la même. Par contre, si vous êtes déjà fans de la série vous savez à quoi vous attendre et vous risquez de ne pas être déçus. Les chorégraphies sont toujours aussi créatives et variées et les chansons plairont à un large public. Il n’y a pas de nouveauté au niveau des modes, mais le mode entraînement est encore aussi efficace et reste ma principale raison de jouer et de recommander ce titre. La précision des mouvements est souvent douteuse et la plateforme Just Dance manque de stabilité, mais lorsque tout fonctionne l’expérience demeure positive. Just Dance 2025 Edition est à la hauteur de nos attentes, mais sans plus. Par contre, c’est un titre qui justifie mal sa présence annuelle sur les tablettes. L’abonnement Just Dance+ suffit à rassasier le commun des mortels et la formule devrait s’y limiter plutôt que de continuer à sortir un nouveau titre chaque année. C’est un titre sans trop de surprises qui se mérite la même note que son édition précédente, soit celle de 7/10. Roxee

Frustrating experience on the Switch! The songs are not downloaded to the switch, but accessed each time from Ubisoft's servers - even the limited number of songs that you actually purchased with the 2025 version. Server's seem to be busy (checked my internet connection and it is fine) so many times you get a connection error message instead of the songs, standing there frustrated. Primary players' experience is fine with the joycon, but secondary, cannot do anything then just opt for the dance (cannot select songs). Cannot change name of any additional player (just gets the same name and 2 after it), cannot change avatar of secondary player either. All this in the year 2024... If anybody from Ubisoft reads this: - get the songs onto the switch, and save frustration for the users and server capacity for you too - make name of secondary player changeable - make avatar of secondary player selectable Pros: really nice and creative song designs. you just need tomake it work on the switch...

No more then just a very expensive access to a small amount of songs. Game it self is over priced. And then to play more then just three song you must pay for subscription. Make this crap for free and then ask for subscription and there will be no problem.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]