image: UBISOFTīy far the most impressive feature, though, is Just Dance Unlimited, an on-demand streaming service boasting more than 500 tracks to choose from. There’s also a dedicated Kids Mode (complete with that “Baby Shark” song you can’t seem to escape) that’s just right for your youngest dancers, and All Stars Mode, which perfectly encapsulates 10 years of Just Dance‘s high-octane hijinks, is equally well-suited to longtime fans. Solo or co-op, you can work your way through the game’s 40 new tracks-featuring pop hits from Ariana Grande (“7 Rings,” “God Is a Woman”), the driving dubstep of Skrillex (“Bangarang”), the Baltic rave sounds of Little Big (“Skibidi”), and the country rap of Lil Nas X alongside K-pop queens 2NE1 (“I Am the Best”), Cardi B’s Latin-flavored “I Like It,” and some truly perplexing but no less satisfying selections (like The Streets’ 2004 alt-hip-hop banger “Fit But you Know It” and even a cover of Monty Python’s “Always Look on the Bright Side of Life”).
Just Dance 2020 comes complete with a number of modes. In addition to smartphone support, Just Dance 2020 can also employ the Switch’s innovative Joy-Con controllers to chart your boogying, but no matter which interface you choose, the mission remains unchanged: ape the movements of the onscreen avatars for fun, points, and bragging rights. This eventually translated into support for the PlayStation Move and Xbox Kinect, with modern iterations using nothing more than your smartphone and a specialized controller app.
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