Just Dance 2020

Just Dance 2020 is a celebration of the series' tenth anniversary in more ways than one, with years' worth of releases all leading up to a formula that has truly been perfected and a decent new song list to boot. You'll want to be subscribed to Just Dance Unlimited to get the most out of your purchase, however, and a combination of your needs, budget and access to previous titles makes the decision much more difficult than it should be. Newcomers to the series won't find a better experience out there, but seasoned players might want to think about saving some cash and sticking with their current setup.

Just Dance 2020 is quite a standard game for the series with a bright style and cute graphics, which has even fewer innovations than the next annual FIFA. The local tracklist looks very strange, because in Russia we have more popular artists than the Monatik. The story mode with Panda as a celebration of the series ' decade is clearly insufficient, as is the diverse but meager set of tracks. At the same time, if you already have a subscription to Just Dance Unlimited and any other version of the game, starting with Just Dance 2017, then there is no point in buying Just Dance 2020.

Still good dancing game with a lot of good music for kids and veterans.

Perhaps this is, at least for a newcomer, a bit like showing up halfway through a movie and complaining about it, out loud, to absolutely no one's interest. There's something genuinely fun about playing Just Dance 2020, and while there's nothing surprising, there really doesn't need to be. As a product, this works. However, it doesn't always feel like a game. It feels, at times, like interactive marketing, and while that may be fine for some, it's hard to believe no one out there is going to look at this and feel like it's anything more than a commercial you can play.

As a ten-year celebration for the franchise, Just Dance 2020 is mostly the same, for better or for worse. While it strips some of the innovative features of past entries, the eclectic and energetic songlist will get any party pumped up all night. Just make sure you get Just Dance Unlimited for a better time.

By and large, we arrive at the same conclusion as every year. What Ubisoft does with the music videos and choreographies, is truly incredible.

Just Dance 2020 continues to deliver its quality standards and follows the same line as its predecessors, which is also its biggest flaw: the lack of innovation. For a 10th anniversary game the expectation was high and we are handed just more of it. Although the franchise is excellent, this edition is one of the top 5 weakest, especially for its setlist with choreographies that do not excite so much, requiring the signature of Just Dance Unlimited to access the best part of the catalog.

Colorful, vibrating and fun, Just Dance 2020 is a great celebration for 10 years of the franchise. If fans were willing to celebrate it, Ubisoft just made it real.

Just Dance 2020 does not differ from other games in the series in the sense that it's fun, enjoyable and has enough content and music for many intense moments. At the same time, Just Dance 2020 is too similar to its immediate predecessors to stand out and beyond a small number of new elements, there are not too many reasons to purchase this latest edition of the Just Dance series for those who own the last titles released on the Nintendo Switch.

Just Dance 2020 doesn’t bring anything drastically new to the franchise, and for new players that works out just fine. Dedicated fans of the franchise may question this year’s song selection, so it might not be a must-have upgrade if you’ve already got Just Dance 2019.