Is it OK to be competent? Is it OK, not to excel, not to push the boundaries, but just to be totally fine? It s fair to say that we all want this medium to drive forward and provide us an experience you can t find elsewhere, but when a product doesn t claim to be groundbreaking should we really expect a revolution in game design? Probably not, which is what Nordic Games is likely banking on with its release of We Sing: UK Hits.
If you ve played a previous We Sing title then - aside from which tracks come included on the disc - you will know exactly what to expect as this is a carbon copy of previous entries in the franchise. Sure there are some British flags, London Eyes and crown jewels (hey-o!) scattered about the place to give WSUKH a bit of identity but the basic menus and in-game layout are the same. It s all easily navigable, no nonsense design that presents all the information you need, from song selection to how well you re doing - but with little in the way of pizazz.

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