It’s not in-person but we can all play while saving living room space. As one who frequently plays Just Dance with my wife, but has other friends who would play, we can now join the same session. Ubisoft graciously added online co-op to play with up to six friends across platforms. It’s not a perfect system since you still have to make extra clicks to get to tags - those should be filters - but it’s better than what’s been available for the last four years. It makes it a lot easier to find what you’re looking for. Every song also includes tags that detail the genre of a song or even which Just Dance it came from (useful with Just Dance+) that leads you to songs that uses the same tag. Maybe you want to sort it specifically by music genre, mood, or even accessibility – no spins, no ground moves, etc.
You can sort through songs in alphabetical order or from the lowest to highest difficulty and vice-versa, or your highest to lowest score and vice-versa. I hope Ubisoft continues to expand on it in future editions or updates.Ģ023 Edition also features innovations like a useful filtering system. How good or bad “Danceverses” is doesn’t change the fact that it’s novel. There are no expectations of you to reach certain ranks or do anything that could limit progression like a typical video game story would, and I don’t think it needs that, but I wouldn’t mind if they experimented with that concept.
“Danceverses” tells the story of a regular girl playing Just Dance who helps save “The Just Dancers” from the evil corrupting powers of the “Night Swans.” It’s horribly told but it has promise if they put more effort into creating an appealing narrative thread. These dances open and close with elaborate cinematics, similar to special songs in pervious games, but these are specific to a tale that’s being told, not the song. I love the idea of the “Danceverses.” It’s a story told through dances that are meant to act like a story mode.
It’s a welcome roadmap for the future, but as a result of this transformation, it strangely left behind excellent features, which makes this year’s Just Dance feel like an incomplete reset. This is the new Just Dance, and it feels good. It’s a pleasant transformation after four years of bright white screens and thumping four on the floor with wavy synths and funky guitar riffs. The blue background is calming, the menu music feels like an oasis after a long dance session, and it feels relaxed. As soon as Just Dance 2023 Edition loads, you can see, hear, and feel the difference.
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