Let’s Sing Queen Review (PlayStation 4)
Let their music take you on a trip through different decades. Master “Bohemian Rhapsody”, challenge your friends to a “Bicycle Race” or rock out to hits like “We Will Rock You”, “Another One Bites The Dust”, “I Want To Break Free” and “We Are The Champions”.
Pros:
- Cartoon graphics mixed with video.
- 9.06GB download size.
- 10 trophies.
- Microphone controls- Phone (Free app), USB mic, or headphones.
- Massive tutorial/help section all text-based.
- Difficulty 1-5 star rating.
- End of song score breakdown.
- Golden notes- Give a bonus score if hit.
- Top 3 online leaderboard for each song.
- Four avatars initially then you unlock new ones as you level up.
- Can assign player numbers.
- 1-4 Local player support.
- The phone app works really well.
- Six modes- Classic, Featuring, Mixtape, Jukebox, world contest, and let’s party.
- Classic- 1-4 players, Pick a song, and go.
- Featuring- 1-2 players with separated verses.
- Mixtape- 1-4 players, Sing five excerpts in a row from created mixtapes.
- Jukebox- Listen to songs and watch the official videos.
- Let’s party mode-1-8 player mode with two teams and uses hot mic. (one mic passed around) has Ai bot support to make up the numbers or if you have odd players.
- World contest- 1v1 online battle.
- Earn EXP, Level up, and unlock new avatars, mixtape slots, etc.
- Mixtape creator- Choose 1-5 songs and all is well presented and easy to use but most importantly it is fast to make up a mixtape.
- Avatar reacts to your singing.
- Player profile- Shows EXP, Level, Best scores, Unlocks, and your best scoring songs.
- Clear easy to follow on-screen icons.
Cons:
- You can just hum your way through a song.
- You don’t like Queen.
- No Platinum trophy.
- Very basic UI.
- Barebones approach and are basically a pretty karaoke machine.
- Online is only 1v1.
- Same game as the rest but just a set of Queen songs.
- No new features or mechanics in the actual gameplay.
