Are you ready to rock? Come November you’ll be doing just that as Ravenscourt and Voxler announce the next iteration in the Let’s Sing franchise – Let’s Sing 2022 – will hit Xbox, PlayStation and Switch in November. And yep, there’s a trailer to take in to celebrate the confirmation.
Let’s Sing 2022 will release on Xbox One, PS4 and Nintendo Switch, with it also being the first karaoke game to launch on the next-gen consoles of Xbox Series X|S and PS5. It’ll arrive with a host of tunes in place, with a tracklist that is 30 songs long, covering everything from Lady Gaga with “Stupid Love”, Shawn Mendes & Justin Bieber with “Monster”, Ariana Grande with “Positions”, Jason Derulo & Jawsh 685 with “Savage Love (Laxed – Siren Beat)” or Billie Eilish with “everything I wanted”. But the utter classics are there too with some of the biggest hits from years gone by covered by the Backstreet Boys with “Everybody (Backstreet’s Back)” or The White Stripes with “Seven Nation Army”.
The game modes are plentiful too, with no less than 8 in all, letting you sing solo or with up to eight players in total across Legend, Classic, Mix Tape 2.0, Jukebox, Playlist Creator, Feat., World Contest and Let’s Party option. Throw in playability via either USB-Mics, Singstar Mics, Headsets or via the Let’s Sing smartphone app, and there is next to no reason why you can’t become the singing superstar you always thought you were.
The key features will include a whole host, with the following present:
- • First Karaoke-Game on the new console generation!
- • Strong playlist with 30 international hits and original music videos
- • Eight thrilling Game Modes: Legend, Classic, Mix Tape 2.0, Jukebox, Playlist Creator, Feat., World Contest and Let’s Party
- • Sing solo or with up to eight players
- • Legend game mode for solo players with 16 challengers, 3 basic challenges and a final battle against each antagonist to reach the top of the charts.
- • PS4: choose between within maximum of 4 Smartphones or 2 USB-Mics + 2 Headsets or 2 USB-Mics + 2 SingStar-Mics
- • PS5: choose between maximum of 4 Smartphones or 3 USB Microphones + 2 Headsets (Sing Star Mics not supported)
- • Xbox One and Xbox Series X/S: choose between within a maximum of 4 Smartphones, 2 USB-Mics and 2 headsets
- • Nintendo Switch: choose between within maximum of 4 Smartphones, 2 USB-Mics and 1 headset
- • No mic at hand? It doesn’t matter – with the Let’s Sing Microphone-App, you can turn your smartphone into a microphone in no time at all
- • Climb the online leaderboard and get more song packs in the online store like ‘Best of 90’s’, ‘Party Classics’ and more
- Game Modes:
- • Legend: Sing your way to the karaoke throne in single player mode. Grab a microphone, earn stars and defeat your competition to prove that the spotlight is yours!
- • Classic: Sing alone or grab your friends and make it a party. Hit the right notes to score points – can you crack the high score and reach the top of the global leaderboard?
- • Mix Tape 2.0: Mix songs to create your own unique mixtapes in this mode. Each mix is dynamically generated and guarantees a playlist that never repeats itself.
- • Feat.: Find your perfect match! The better you sing together, the higher your Compatibility Score. Sing with friends and family or even team up with your idol to max out the score.
- • World Contest: It’s you against the world! Climb to the top of the leaderboard by challenging friends or another singer online all around the world.
- • Jukebox: Lean back and enjoy a list of songs for your next jam session.
- • Let’s Party: Eight players, two teams and randomly chosen game modes: this option will take your Let’s Sing party to the next level.
- • Playlist Creator: This system now allows you to pick which mode to play as well as songs you want to sing. The player can now create their own playlist and play it in classic and feat mode.
With Let’s Sing already present on digital stores in the form of Let’s Sing 2020, Let’s Sing 2021 and Let’s Sing Queen, the 2022 edition should see many songstars sorted for the foreseeable future. We’ll be sure to let you know once it pops up and is playable on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S in November. You’ll also find the game playable on PS4, PS5 and Nintendo Switch.
Let us know in the comments which version you’ll be belting out the tunes with!
