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Just Dance 2 Review

It's not deep, but excellent music, inspired choreography, and improved visuals make Just Dance 2 a fun multiplayer experience.
True, we do it secretly and with the aid of unbridled alcoholic lubrication, but that's only as a precaution in case anyone from the outside ever catches us indulging in the secret pleasures of illicit warbling and frantic, musical gesticulation.

It goes without saying then: if you were one of the miserable killjoys that thought the original Just Dance was worthless because it didn't have unlockables and traditional game progression, you might as well stop reading now.

You get the impression that Ubisoft is wary about what the critics might think of Just Dance 2. It shouldn't be. Despite our surly demeanours and propensity to moan, games reviewers like to have fun as much as everyone else.

Just Dance 2 is still a game with absolutely no depth or subtlety. Thing is though, it's also a tremendously enjoyable game with absolutely no depth or subtlety. It doesn't need layered gameplay, excellent graphics and achievements. It's a dance game. It needs hilarious routines and a good soundtrack, and it's got both of those in spades.

Get your body moving. No, really. Give it a shot.