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Review of Just Dance 2025 Edition on PS5

by Max Rathon Max Rathon photo Oct 2024
Cover image of Just Dance 2025 Edition on PS5
Gamefings Score: 8.5
Platform: PS5 PS5 logo
Released: 15 Oct 2024
Genre: Rhythm
Developer: Ubisoft Paris
Publisher: Ubisoft

Introduction

In a world increasingly obsessed with TikTok dances and random viral challenges, Just Dance 2025 Edition slides in like a smooth criminal to remind us all that moving our bodies can be both fun and a little cringe-worthy. Whether you want to impress your friends with your dancing prowess or simply burn off that late-night pizza, Ubisoft's latest installment will have you busting a move (or two) on your PS5.

Gameplay

Just Dance 2025 Edition continues the hallowed tradition of making everyone feel like a seasoned dancer, regardless of whether their moves resemble fluid choreography or a frenzied chicken. Players use their smartphones (or the mighty Joy-Cons if you're in the Nintendo camp) to mirror the whimsical yet oddly captivating choreography led by a virtual coach. Featuring purchasable DLC packs for a couple of extra bucks, the game encourages additional song assortments, including some bangers from renowned artists-yes, we're looking at you, Ariana Grande! In a genre where multiplayer is always welcome, Just Dance 2025 adds that sweet, sweet multiplayer mode-because nothing says bonding like trying to outperform your pals in a dance-off while everyone politely pretends they're not judging each other's attempted swan dives and funky chicken looks. Plus, with the camera scoring feature expanding its beta horizons, you'll know just how close you are to legit dancing like no one is watching, but everyone totally is. From chart-toppers to ridiculous remixes, the gameplay hypes with a catalog that feels curated for the social media age. Expect to strut your stuff to everything from retro classics to modern hits. Just remember, if the neighbors complain, just tell them you're making art.

Graphics

On the graphics front, Just Dance 2025 Edition serves up a visual buffet tantalizing enough to keep you glued to the screen. The game runs on the Unity engine, which showcases a melange of vibrant colors and polished visuals that almost make you feel guilty for not having that level of rhythm-seriously, those dance animations put your awkward shuffling to shame! Character models bounce around with an eye-catching flamboyance while the backgrounds whirl with dizzying effects tailored to each song vibe. This is not the era of pixelated graphics or clumsy models; we're talking full-on visual indulgence providing a euphoric feast for your eyes. Combined with a powerful sound engine blasting tunes that can lift even the most reluctant of dancers from their seats, you might find yourself simultaneously enchanted and chastised by that torturous lyrical hook getting lodged in your brain.

Conclusion

Overall, Just Dance 2025 Edition is a rhythmic homage to dance culture that packs enough punch to satisfy both new players and veteran groove enthusiasts. With a solid soundtrack including top-charting songs and an added layer of multiplayer mayhem, this edition beautifully continues the legacy of the series. Sure, it won't win any awards for being groundbreaking, but when has that ever mattered at a backyard party? If you're keen to hash out some fun with friends or just want to silently judge each other's dance moves while recovering from your last slice of pizza, Just Dance 2025 Edition is a party waiting to happen. Go on, embrace your inner dancing queen (or king), because if your couch isn't shaking, are you even living your best life? Grab your Joy-Con, put on those party shoes, and let's get this dance party started!

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