When Just Dance started off it couldn’t afford original songs, let alone original current songs, but now it’s bursting with them.
Track-list wise, Just Dance sticks closer to modern pop than any previous entry in the series – its 47-song list is dominated by the likes of One Direction, Katy Perry, Nicky Minaj and – finally – Lady Gaga, but there’s some ABBA, Village People, Bob Marley and, um, Daft Punk for variety. Technically it’s never been the most accomplished dance game around, but it’s always been the most fun, and Just Dance 2014 continues its fine tradition of wonderfully outlandish costumes, easy-to-follow moves, and energetic personality whilst ramping up the production values and choice of modes. It’s gloriously silly, colourful, riotous fun, and it has the magical power to make people want to dance before the usually mandatory two glasses of wine. But as a party game, for me Just Dance wins out every time. For that you probably want Dance Central’s detailed choreography breakdowns and practice moves. If what you want from a dance game is instruction on how to become a better dancer, Just Dance is not the one for you.
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