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Review of Just Dance 2024 Edition on Xbox Series X/S

by Chucky Chucky photo Oct 2023
Cover image of Just Dance 2024 Edition on Xbox Series X/S
Gamefings Score: 8
Released: 24 Oct 2023
Genre: Rhythm Game
Developer: Ubisoft Paris, Ubisoft Bucharest, Ubisoft Mumbai, Ubisoft Pune, Ubisoft Shanghai, Ubisoft Kyiv
Publisher: Ubisoft

Introduction

It's that time of the year again where couch potatoes everywhere take a break from their routines of competitive lounging and run around flailing their arms like they're trying to swat a swarm of mosquitoes while simultaneously trying to keep up with a marching band on steroids set to catchy pop tunes. Yes, Just Dance 2024 Edition is here to coax the living room warriors and reluctant dancers alike into a euphoric flash mob right in their homes. Get ready to experience all the glory of choreography alongside all the awkwardness that comes with dancing in the privacy of your living room (or your parents' basement, no judgment here).

Gameplay

Just Dance 2024 Edition continues the proud dance-off legacy set forth by its predecessors. The core gameplay remains intact: mimic the on-screen dancers like your life depends on it-because we all know capturing even a semblance of rhythm is paramount. Players can opt to use their smartphone as a controller. Perfect for when you need to feel super techie while also being completely bereft of any actual dancing ability. On the Nintendo Switch, we might still use the good old Joy-Con controllers with all the finesse of a baby walrus trying to navigate a dance floor-awkwardly spectacular. The new features do amp up the experience slightly, featuring options like 'Song Sharing' that allows players to share groove-worthy tracks with one another. Finally, the front-facing camera returns to help you dodge the judgmental glare of your reflection-because what's worse than flailing your limbs around while knowing you're mere inches away from a wall? The new camera scoring feature means you can get graded on how well you mimic that slightly-too-enthusiastic dancer on screen. It's like getting graded in school, but for potentially damaging your dignity instead of your GPA.

Graphics

In a world where graphics can explore the majestic boundaries of realism, Just Dance opts for a more whimsical and colorful approach, which suits its narrative perfectly. Think of it as if video game characters took a vacation to a neon-themed theme park where each day is resplendent in glitter and good vibes. The colorful backdrops paired with groovy costumes help create an experience that's fluid, vibrant, and immensely fun. While not groundbreaking, the visuals evoke memories of a circus and a nightclub colliding after too many cocktails-hence, a fitting atmosphere for Just Dance's hijinks.

Conclusion

Just Dance 2024 Edition serves up the same addictive formula of groovy tunes and flamboyant choreography that fans have grown to love-if 'love' can be described as a guilty pleasure where personal shame and exuberant dance moves coexist awkwardly. Fans of the series will find a lot to enjoy here, and for newcomers, it may well become your guilty entertainment that lets you escape into a world of rhythm and harmonious chaos. So lace up those dancing shoes (or just your regular, relatable sneakers), wriggle your way onto the dance floor in your living room, and prepare to either impress or mortify your friends and family. Just Dance has advanced enough that it's almost a workout, which might just help you justify your upcoming pizza binge. After all, it's all in the name of fun, right? Just dance like nobody's watching-except, of course, for that one neighbor who's judging your every step through the window.

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