2018 · Voxler · Rhythm
It’s your time to shine! The latest version of the singing game Let’s Sing features cutting-edge artists like Rita Ora with “Anywhere”, Shawn Mendes with “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back”, DNCE with “Cake By The Ocean” and also legendary classics like ABBA with “Mamma Mia” or No Doubt with “Don’t Speak” are included in the track list. Also, international smashers like Martin Garrix & Dua Lipa with “Scared To Be Lonely”, Lorde with “Green Light” and with 30 international tracks on the playlist, Let’s Sing 2019 has something for everyone.
Let's Sing is a music video game series developed by Voxler and originaly published by Deep Silver. In 2020, Koch Media acquired developer Voxler. Starting with Let's Sing 2027, the publisher became THQ Nordic.
Whether you’re training your voice solo or celebrating the next karaoke party with friends and family – it will be a success with Let’s Sing 2019’s exciting new game modes and great features.
Grab the microphone and choose your song, no matter if you prefer to rock the stage solo or with friends. If you don’t have a USB microphone at hand, just transform your phone into a microphone with the Let’s Sing Microphone- App and your performance begins straight away… the stage is all yours!
Let's Sing is a karaoke game. Music videos play on the screen, while the lyrics appear and light up as the player is singing them. Singing notes at the right pitch scores points. It supports USB microphones and also smartphones can be used as microphones.
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