Just Dance 2021
- November 12, 2020
- Ubisoft Paris
Just Dance 2021 is a solid entry in the franchise, though it might get stale next year if things don’t change. However, its improved performance and bombastically entertaining song list will still get you on the dancefloor this time around.
Just Dance 2021 is the ultimate dance game, with 40 hot new tracks from chart-topping hits from artists like Dua Lipa, Twice, Shawn Mendes and Billie Eilish. Start dancing right away in quickplay mode or join the improved dance floor where you can challenge other dancers from all over the world. Time to start a dance party your friends and family can enjoy!
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Critic Reviews
Just Dance 2021 Review - A Nice Step Forward For The Franchise With Some Trips Along The Way
Just Dance 2021 contains one of the best tracklists the franchise has ever had and makes meaningful improvements to the World Dance Floor and communicating players' performance to them while they dance. However, some childish maps and poor choreographies bring this tracklist down slightly. The core gameplay here is still good and I hope next year Ubisoft is able to fix some of the key issues this game clearly had being developed under COVID-19 restrictions.
75%Just Dance 2021 Review
Same old same old, but at least Just Dance 2021 remains as fun as all previous instalments. In other words, if you wanted something new in terms of modes, mechanics, or whatever, you won't find it here. This is just more Just Dance. Sure, whether you love most of the tracks that are on offer is a matter of personal taste, but the soundtrack is, for the most part, a very good bundle of tunes that will please most people.
70%Now this looks like a job for me --- Just Dance 2021 review
Just Dance 2021 is a solid entry in the franchise, though it might get stale next year if things don’t change. However, its improved performance and bombastically entertaining song list will still get you on the dancefloor this time around.
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