Just Dance: Best Of
Dance through hits from past Just Dance titles in a fresh new look
Alternatives
Choose Just Dance if…
- you need a game that works on PlayStation, Switch, or
- you want a continuously updated song roster instead of a
- you already own newer motion hardware and don’t want to buy
- you plan to use the game for regular workouts, not just a
Choose Just Dance 3 if…
- you want unlockable songs and game modes
- you need solo, duet, and quartet choreography
- you play on PS3 as well as Xbox 360
- you like fresh Dance Mashup remixes
Choose Just Dance 4 if…
- you want current chart hits instead of legacy tracks
- you need a fitness mode that tracks calories burned
- you play on a PlayStation 3 as well as Xbox 360
- you want to build custom playlists from the song list
- you need both single‑player and split‑screen party modes
Choose Just Dance 2014 if…
- you want to compete with strangers on the World Dance Floor
- you need a second‑screen app to control playlists
- you plan to use karaoke lyrics while dancing
- you want to log calories and build workout playlists
How to Decide
Just Dance: Best Of is known for its curated collection of popular tracks from earlier Just Dance titles, updated graphics, and Kinect‑based motion tracking, and it’s popular with casual music‑game fans. The alternatives split into a few clear camps: Just Dance leans on being the original 2009 entry with a broad song library but a low critic score; Just Dance 3 emphasizes unlockable songs and Dance Mashup remix content; Just Dance 4 highlights a 40‑plus genre‑spanning track list plus a built‑in fitness mode; Just Dance 2014 stands out with its World Dance Floor online multiplayer and companion‑device second‑screen support.
When comparing these titles to Just Dance: Best Of, focus on (1) hardware and platform compatibility – Target is Xbox 360 Kinect only, while the others run on PS3/Move, multiple consoles, or add second‑screen devices; (2) song library size and freshness – newer entries offer larger, more contemporary track lists or unlockable content versus Target’s legacy‑focused list; (3) online multiplayer capability – only Just Dance 2014 provides global online dance battles, a feature absent from Target and the other offline‑only titles; (4) extra modes such as fitness tracking or karaoke – Just Dance 4 adds calorie‑burn tracking and Just Dance 2014 adds workout playlists and karaoke; and (5) pricing differences – all are one‑time purchases but range from $49.99 to $59.99, which can affect value relative to the number of songs and features offered.
All Alternatives
“Standard Just Dance offers the same pick‑up‑and‑play dance party experience as Best Of.”
“Just Dance 3 is another mainline entry with identical party‑dance mechanics and song variety.”
“Just Dance 4 provides a comparable dance‑track collection with updated songs and visuals.”
“Just Dance 2014 delivers the same core dance gameplay, focusing on current hits and fitness fun.”
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