For some, the month of October means Halloween or the chilly autumn air, the build-up to the holidays or finally settling in to the new school year; for Ubisoft, this time of year means it's time to release yet another entry into the Just Dance franchise – a tradition which has now been going strong...

Who wants to live forever

Nice clean UI; Sweat mode easily accessible

Search function is rubbish; Pay and Dance walls still prevalent; Default tracklist feels lacking

I'm not a big fan of Just Dance series as I think it's overpriced and require Ubisoft Unlimited if you want to dance to more than 40 songs that's included in the game. The good thing is that you get 1 month trial when you purchase the game and gain access to hundreds of different songs.

The Just Dance series of games is one of the more popular console dance music games out there. So much so that there's a new release annually, and it's time for the 2019 version to hit with more songs and other goodies.

This game is a classic! The dynamic is the same as normal, however with more customisation options and you play to release songs. The only downside (and it's quite major) is that it displays the content you have to pay extra for (which is a lot).

Bought for nephew bit great fun for all the family...

My daughter loves the 2018 version so I bought her the newer version which I am sure she will like and play with her friends as well as me and my girlfriend. Variety of new songs to dance to which I am sure my daughter will enjoy

Bought this for a Xmas gift for the kids. It looks great wrapped up with a bow on it

Just Dance 2019 is exactly like Just Dance 2018 , 2017 , and so on. In other words, it's extremely fun… but it also feels like a cash-grab, since it doesn't try anything new. Also, the 400+ long song list, arguably the bulk of the experience, remains hidden behind a subscription… albeit, a...

When we buy something we expect to only pay for it once. This game not only expects you to pay twice, but requires the buyer to continue to pay for a subscription or lose the vast majority of the songs. We bought this game expecting a good variety of songs that the whole family would enjoy.