Just Dance 2026 Edition Reviews
Just Dance 2026 Edition refines Ubisoft’s dance formula with sharper visuals, smoother menus, and flexible control options. The new camera mode brings back Kinect-style freedom, while songs like the Bluey medley make it easier for everyone to join in. Subscription limits still sting, but strong choreography and a polished presentation keep the rhythm going for fans old and new.
With the base Just Dance now a free app and the focus shifting to paying for Just Dance +, I'm judging this one mostly on the included song-list and it just didn't manage to excite us this year, outside of the collaboration with Bluey. My recommendation remains the same as previous Just Dance releases: you're probably better off getting the cheapest physical version of a previous year you can find and pay for Just Dance +, over paying for what is essentially expensive DLC.
Just Dance 2026 Edition proves Ubisoft still knows how to own the dance floor. With an amazing tracklist, smoother online play, and a fun new co-op mode, it delivers instant joy for any group. While it misses the opportunity to make creative use of the Nintendo Switch 2’s camera, it’s still the most complete and engaging edition in years.
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Just Dance 2026 Edition is still just as fun as it always was. It’s a great title to get your friends and family together around the TV all the while losing a few calories in the process. The experience is a bit clumsy this time around and some bugs can get in the way, but that won’t stop you from enjoying the latest round of songs in this year’s iteration of Ubisoft’s popular dancing series. All you gotta do is Just Dance. ∎
I'm having a lot of fun dancing with new maps like APT., Hung Up, All Star, Abracadabra, and Houdini. As always, Just Dance is perfect for family reunions and friends visits, but I'm still think is just too expensive for what is just a 40 song pack. The new party mode is dissapointing and its a crime that we still have to pay for the Just Dance+ subscription if we want access to more songs.
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