New ‘Just Dance’ game ‘Decades Of Hits’ will launch with only 35 tracks
New Just Dance game Decades Of Hits is out this October but will only feature 35 tracks at launch. Announced yesterday (September 10), Just Dance: Decades Of Hits is a celebration of the past 50 yea…
New Just Dance game Decades Of Hits is out this October but will only feature 35 tracks at launch.
Announced yesterday (September 10), Just Dance: Decades Of Hits is a celebration of the past 50 years of music. “With something for every generation to enjoy, the game brings hits from every era to the dance floor, featuring new songs, visuals, and an all-new Adventure Mode to your living room to immerse you in the spirit that made each decade unforgettable,” reads a press release .
However an announcement blog also confirmed that Just Dance: Decades Of Hits will only include 35 songs, with Sabrina Carpenter , Bad Bunny , Spice Girls and ABBA part of the game’s soundtrack.
ABBA – ‘Mamma Mia’ Run DMC – ‘It’s Tricky’ Billy Joel – ‘Uptown Girl’ TLC – ‘No Scrubs’ Spice Girls – ‘Wannabe’ *NSYNC – ‘Bye Bye Bye Gorillaz – ‘Feel Good Inc.’ DJ Snake and Lil Jon – ‘Turn Down For What’ Don Omar feat. Lucenzo – ‘Danza Kuduro’ Sabrina Carpenter – ‘Manchild’ Bad Bunny – ‘NUEVAYoL’
🎶 Get ready to dance through the decades in Just Dance: Decades of Hits! Watch the official reveal trailer for the newest Just Dance game, featuring iconic songs from the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, and 2020s, plus an all-new Adventure Mode
Those who own any of the Just Dances titles released between 2023 and 2026 will be able to access their existing library of songs in Decades Of Hits without switching between games.
Just Dance: Decades Of Hits launches October 13 for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S with a Switch 2 version releasing November 10. A new adventure mode will see you following Dr. Gigavolt’s daughter Lyra on “a playful journey through six decade-themed worlds, complete with mini-activities, exclusive rewards, and dances to decade-defining songs.”
Decades Of Hits also supports six-player local co-op and you can use your phone as a controller so everyone can play. “The game’s Party Mode changes up the rules every round, creating chaotic fun for everyone. Or, if you prefer a more focused approach to your dancing, the Workout Mode tracks calories burned with each dance,” continues a blog post.
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