Let's Sing 2019

fun

I can't believe i played these games. But they was fun to play ._.

The game doesn't work how they are pretending it does. After testing, it doesn't care how well you sing, it only cares how LOUD you sing. It automatically tones your voice to match the meter, then changes it's position based on how loud you are. It's a scam. This is the same scoring system for all three games.

Super grafika,no dla mnie nostalgia sprzed 4 lat

I paid £4.50 for both 2016 and 2019, i wouldn't recommend paying any more, due to frequent mic pickup issues and the inconsistent tone reads (i frequently go from a high notes to low notes on songs and due to the tone correction delay the game miss both of them by correcting my tone toward the other end). it's fine at the sale price, absolutely not worth the usual price

Not suitable

An sich schön aufgemachtes Spiel. Doch die fehlende Option, Mic und Sound delay auszugleichen, macht das Spiel unspielbar.

Let’s Sing 2019, developed by Voxler and published by Ravenscourt, continues the long-running karaoke series with an accessible and colorful approach to interactive singing entertainment. It aims to capture the excitement of a real karaoke night by letting players perform a curated set of popular hits, either solo or in groups, across a variety of modes. The game keeps the formula familiar—select a song, follow the lyrics and pitch lines on screen, and aim for the highest score—but enhances the experience with new multiplayer features, clean visuals, and an eclectic tracklist that spans several decades of pop music. While it doesn’t attempt to revolutionize the genre, Let’s Sing 2019 focuses on delivering straightforward fun, especially in a social setting where its energetic presentation and simple controls shine brightest. The core of the experience lies in its song library and performance feedback. Featuring thirty tracks, the playlist is a mix of modern pop and enduring classics that appeal to a broad audience. It includes contemporary chart-toppers like “There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back” by Shawn Mendes and “Anywhere” by Rita Ora, alongside timeless favorites such as “Mamma Mia” by ABBA and “I Want It All” by Queen. The variety helps sustain engagement across multiple play sessions, offering something for nearly every taste, though the relatively small number of included songs means it may feel limited compared to more expansive music titles. The game supplements this with additional downloadable content, but the reliance on DLC for a fuller experience can leave the base version feeling somewhat incomplete. Nonetheless, the chosen tracks are well-produced and faithfully presented, with the original music videos playing in the background to heighten immersion. Mechanically, Let’s Sing 2019 remains faithful to its karaoke roots. Players sing along with on-screen lyrics, matching pitch and rhythm as accurately as possible to earn points. The interface is simple and clear, displaying pitch guides and visual indicators that respond dynamically to your performance. Unlike more complex rhythm games, the system doesn’t penalize creative flair, allowing players some freedom to improvise while still maintaining a sense of challenge. The game also includes several modes to add variety: Classic mode focuses on straightforward scoring, Feat. mode introduces cooperative duets, and Mixtape mode creatively blends short segments from different songs into rapid-fire sequences. These modes keep the gameplay from becoming monotonous, especially during longer sessions, and are particularly effective when played with friends. The inclusion of smartphone compatibility—where players can use their phones as microphones—adds convenience and accessibility, ensuring that everyone can join in without the need for special hardware. Visually, the game embraces a clean and vibrant presentation that suits its lighthearted tone. The interface is intuitive, the lyrics are easy to follow, and the background visuals—especially the official music videos—add authenticity to the performances. The production quality, while modest, conveys a professional polish that makes each performance feel engaging. On the technical side, however, the PC version struggles with some issues that hold it back from perfection. Players have reported frequent crashes, audio sync errors, and inconsistent microphone detection, which can disrupt the flow of play. These issues are less prevalent on console versions, where the game appears to have received more optimization and support. It’s a reminder that while the concept is solid, execution varies depending on the platform. As with most karaoke titles, the long-term appeal of Let’s Sing 2019 depends heavily on how and with whom it is played. On its own, it lacks the depth or progression systems that might sustain extended solo play, but in a party or family setting, it becomes a lively and inclusive experience. The scoring system encourages light competition, and the different play modes allow everyone to participate, regardless of skill level. It’s a game built around atmosphere rather than complexity—a digital singalong that prioritizes fun over technical precision. The strong selection of tracks, cheerful presentation, and ease of play make it a great choice for casual gatherings, even if it doesn’t reach the sophistication of dedicated rhythm franchises like Rock Band or SingStar. In the end, Let’s Sing 2019 succeeds at what it sets out to do: provide a fun, accessible karaoke experience that brings people together. It’s not a groundbreaking entry in the series, and its limited song count and occasional technical hiccups keep it from being a definitive edition, but its charm lies in its simplicity and social appeal. The game thrives in the moment—when friends are laughing, voices are clashing, and music fills the room. For players seeking a lighthearted and easy-to-play karaoke title for parties or casual entertainment, Let’s Sing 2019 delivers exactly that. It may not reinvent the genre, but it captures the spirit of singing for pure enjoyment, making it a worthwhile addition to any music game library for those who value fun over finesse. Rating: 5/10

So ♥♥♥♥, not worth $44.95 OR $4.49 at the discounted price.

Not enough songs. If you have many microphones connected you don't have control over the settings of the individual microphones. It is not worth buying, even with a 95% discount.