Let's Sing Queen
- October 2, 2020
- Voxler
Let’s Sing presents Queen is the perfect karaoke game for consoles, especially if you're a fan of one of the world's greatest rock bands!
Sing alone or share the stage with your friends in compelling game modes while you follow in the footsteps of Queen, the biggest rock band ever, with the legendary lead singer Freddie Mercury. Let their music take you on a trip through different decades. Master “Bohemian Rhapsody”, challenge your friends to a “Bicycle Race” or rock out to hits like “We Will Rock You”, “Another One Bites The Dust”,…
Nintendo Switch
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Reviews
- A must-have for Queen fans, offering a great selection of classic songs and fun gameplay modes.
- The game is easy to use and provides a fantastic karaoke experience, especially with the option to duet with Freddie Mercury.
- Great value for money, especially with the included microphone, and quick delivery service.
- The game lacks expansion options and additional content, which may lead to a loss of appeal after repeated play.
- Some users experienced issues with the microphone not being recognized by the PlayStation 4.
- The video quality of the songs is low, which detracts from the overall experience on modern consoles.
- music9 mentions
- 33 % positive mentions
- 33 % neutral mentions
- 33 % negative mentions
The music selection in the game is praised for its variety, featuring many beloved classics that players enjoy singing competitively. However, some users express disappointment over the limited song list and the lack of expansion options, which restricts long-term engagement. Additionally, the ability to choose avatars based on musical style adds a fun element to the experience.
“I liked singing the songs competitively.”
“Plenty of songs to choose from and the majority of them are the classics that everyone will know and love.”
“I like the microphone and game music selection.”
“Limited songs with no avenue for expansion”
“It does what it says on the tin, but not much more; no expansions available means you are stuck with the same songs and a few classics are missing.”
“So after singing all the songs a couple of times.”
