Fancy trying to replicate the moves of a dancing crustacean to the wacked-out grooves of The B-52s' "Rock Lobster"? Or pretending to be a superhero to Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up" while a toy Godzilla wanders past? Or even dropping wrestling moves as a luchador to Europe's "The Final Countdown"? Nothing's too crazy for Just Dance 4.Įven better are the four-player routines, which have you linking arms, leaping through the air, and spanking each other on the butt to tunes like Will Smith's "Wild Wild West" or One Direction's "What Makes You Beautiful." Even if you don't feel like participating, it's hilarious to watch your friends perform, while onscreen lyrics let you sing along too.
And in Just Dance 4, the routines are more absurd than ever. Where the game excels, and where most of its talents lie, is in its absurd routines. That might not be an epic, progression-led career mode, but let's face it: if you're playing Just Dance, you're not in it for the challenge. There are also dance quests to complete for each song that unlock bonus content, such as earning five stars, getting all "good" moves, or landing the perfect pose when the chorus section of a song is sung. That goes towards unlocking new playlists, electro mash-ups, and alternate dances, but thankfully not the core songs themselves, all of which are unlocked from the get-go. You're awarded stars during each routine, which are totaled up and added to your mojo, which is Just Dance 4's form of experience. Just Dance 4 rewards enthusiasm more than it does accuracy, and while that might seemingly lack challenge, it fits within the context of the game's party-hearty vibe.Ĭoncessions have been made for the score junkies out there, though. Like in previous games in the series, the scoring system is very forgiving (there's no way to fail out of a song), and before long you find yourself racking up points for your moves like a pro-you certainly don't have to perform each song perfectly.
Simply grab a Wii Remote, choose a song, and mimic the actions of a virtual dancer onscreen. The former is where the bulk of the action is, letting you and up to three other friends get together for a dance-off. There are just two modes to choose from: Just Dance and Sweat.
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