Just Dance 3
- October 7, 2011
- Ubisoft Montreal
Arguably the most polished of the pro-waggle dance genre, Just Dance returns with a varied enough set-list and extreme enough party modes to offer an accessible multiplayer romp
Along with solos and duets, Just Dance 3 features quartets which allows 4 players to dance all together, as well as playlists that group songs together. Rewards can be unlocked by dancing, such as new songs, modes, as well as Dance Mashups which combine different dance routines from all three Just Dance games into one.
Reviews
- Great soundtrack with a varied set-list and fun party modes.
- Easily learned choreography suitable for multiplayer fun.
- Polished visuals and smooth gameplay enhance the party experience.
- Inexplicable scoring system and lack of progression can frustrate players.
- Choreography may be too easy and lacks recent hits on the song list.
- Motion detection can be sketchy, and the game lacks depth for solo play.
- music3 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 67 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The music in Just Dance 3 is praised for its great soundtrack and variety, making it a solid choice for a party game. However, some users feel that the choreography can be too easy, the song list lacks recent hits, and there are no indicators for improving performance during play. Overall, while the music is enjoyable, it doesn't elevate the game beyond its party game status.
“The soundtrack is difficult to fault, and some tracks click fantastically, ticking all the necessary variety-within-reason boxes.”
“Great soundtrack, wide array of dance moves, solid party game.”
“The choreography is engaging and complements the music well, making for an enjoyable experience.”
“The soundtrack is difficult to fault and some tracks click fantastically, ticking all the necessary variety-within-reason boxes, but Just Dance 3 never seems to evolve beyond a simple 'party game'.”
“The choreography can be too easy, with no recent hits on the song list and no indicators of how to improve during play.”
- gameplay1 mentions
- 0 % positive mentions
- 100 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The gameplay has been criticized for its inexplicable scoring system and a lack of accessibility for newcomers, making it difficult to engage with. Additionally, the absence of a career mode and overall unfocused gameplay detracts from the experience.
“The scoring system is inexplicable and not suited for newcomers, leading to a frustrating experience.”
“There is no career mode, which makes the gameplay feel unfocused and lacking depth.”
“Overall, the gameplay feels disjointed and fails to engage players effectively.”
- graphics1 mentions
- 100 % positive mentions
- 0 % neutral mentions
- 0 % negative mentions
The graphics are praised for their smooth visuals that enhance the overall experience, complementing a varied list of songs and plenty of tracks to dance to. The well-planned dance routines and fun party modes further contribute to an engaging visual presentation.
Critic Reviews
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NaN%Just Dance 3 review
The soundtrack is difficult to fault and some tracks click fantastically, ticking all the necessary variety-within-reason boxes but Just Dance 3 never seems to evolve beyond a simple 'party game'.
60%Just Dance 3 Wii Review
Arguably the most polished of the pro-waggle dance genre, Just Dance returns with a varied enough set-list and extreme enough party modes to offer an accessible multiplayer romp
75%