Just Dance 2024 for Nintendo Switch

The good stuff

Man, the songs are solid. They mix current hits like “Flowers” and “Not Like Us” with classics like “U Can’t Touch This” - which honestly had my dad doing the moonwalk at full volume. The seasonal events are actually cool too. Last month they had a Halloween-themed event with free songs and spooky avatars. I unlocked a ghost cat headband and felt way more stylish than I should have. And hey, the one-month free trial to Just Dance+ is real value - you get access to over 200 songs, including old favorites from past games. That alone makes the download worth it if you're into variety.

The not-so-good

But here’s the catch: you need an internet connection just to play, and you need a Ubisoft account. No offline mode? Really? I tried playing during a power outage and was stuck staring at a loading screen. Also, the game doesn’t run on its own - you need a subscription to unlock all content. That’s not super clear upfront. If you’re someone who hates ongoing costs, this might sting. Plus, some of the new tracks feel like filler. There’s one song where the choreography just… repeats every eight seconds. Not fun when you’re trying to keep up. And yeah, it’s definitely better if you’re playing with others - solo mode feels a little empty.

Bottom line

If you’ve got friends or family who love dancing, and you don’t mind the monthly fee, then Just Dance 2024 for Nintendo Switch is a decent pick. It’s not groundbreaking, but it’s got enough energy to make a party fun. But if you want something you can just fire up and play anytime without logging in, skip it. It’s not for everyone - especially not for solo players or those who hate subscriptions. Still, if you’re down for a little chaos and a lot of music, go ahead and give it a shot. Just bring your Wi-Fi password and a sense of humor.