JoJo Siwa: Worldwide Party

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You’re invited to JoJo Siwa’s Worldwide Party! Lace up your “High Top Shoes” and run through JoJo's worlds listening along to her biggest hits including D.R.E.AM, Bop and Nonstop! Complete levels as JoJo to perform special dance routines! Can you match t…

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Single-Player Play through the game's story or campaign solo

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Audience ScoreBased on 20 reviews

music4 positive mentions

graphics1 negative mentions

The game features enjoyable rhythm mechanics that make it feel satisfying to play, especially for fans of JoJo Siwa.
The colorful and immersive environments are well-designed and fit the JoJo Siwa brand perfectly.
It's a fun game for families and children, providing a good introduction to rhythm games.

There are several bugs, including issues with the down button not working and outfit swapping on keyboard and mouse.
The game's price is considered too high for the amount of content it offers, with some suggesting it should be much cheaper.
Voice acting and character dialogue are lacking, which detracts from the overall experience.

music
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The music in the game is generally well-received, with players noting that it enhances the gameplay experience by creating a satisfying rhythm that feels akin to playing a musical instrument. The tracks are described as good, contributing positively to the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “When you watch videos, you think it's jumping, hitting, and sliding, but in reality, this happens to the rhythm of the music, which is very satisfying.”
- “It plays perfectly with a controller and the music is good.”
- “Honestly, it's not a bad game; the songs are okay too.”
- “After a few minutes of playing, you'll notice that it feels like playing a musical instrument.”
gameplay
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The gameplay is surprisingly engaging, with mechanics that effectively capture players' interest, particularly for those looking to learn and practice rhythm. Despite graphics and animations resembling mobile games, the overall experience remains captivating and enjoyable.
- “The game looks beautiful, but the gameplay is surprisingly good.”
- “I think what I would highlight the most about the game is the mechanics.”
- “I can imagine a lot of people interested in learning and practicing rhythm using this kind of mechanics and having a good time.”
graphics
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The graphics and animation are comparable to mobile games, which may not impress visually, but the engaging gameplay compensates for this shortcoming and keeps players invested.
- “The graphics and animation are akin to anything that can be played on a phone, but to my surprise, the gameplay kept me hooked the entire time.”