Review: Just Dance 2014
Rhythm game franchises have a bit of a reputation for releasing in annual installments and having not much more going on than a new song list. Just Dance is one such rhythm franchise, and the primary draw here is to offer one more way to dance unabashedly in front of your TV. That said, Just Dance 2014 offers enough new content and an online mode that doesn’t make just make it better than last year’s title–it actually makes it the best in the series.
The core of the Just Dance experience lies in its tracklist, and the songs you’ll dance to this time are as varied as always. Ranging from classics like “I Will Survive” to current top 40 hits like Lady Gaga’s “Applause,” the eclectic list of songs offers something for everyone. The game includes tracks of all levels, and while songs themselves don’t come with their own set of difficulties you can select, it’s still just as easy to start a song and get into the groove of things. That’s because Just Dance isn’t so much a game about accuracy and precision as it is about just getting up and dancing.
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Giancarlo Saldana is a freelance writer and Gaming News Editor for Blast Magazine.