Let's Sing ABBA

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  1. PMG-Writer
    Oct 9, 2022
    8
    This year, the developers managed to create a decent spin-off with the famous band from Sweden. The different songs in "Let's Sing Presents ABBA" are well done and will make fans dream. In addition, the different game modes are okay, but could be given another and perhaps completely new approach. In addition, the possibility to sing with the smartphone is great on the one hand, but theThis year, the developers managed to create a decent spin-off with the famous band from Sweden. The different songs in "Let's Sing Presents ABBA" are well done and will make fans dream. In addition, the different game modes are okay, but could be given another and perhaps completely new approach. In addition, the possibility to sing with the smartphone is great on the one hand, but the technical implementation should be reconsidered. If you want to spend a nice evening with friends or family and like ABBA, you can't miss "Let's Sing Presents ABBA".… Expand

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  1. Multiplayer.it
    Oct 21, 2022
    70
    Let’s Sing Abba is the same good old Let's Sing. If you love this iconic band's songs you'll love it, if you are looking for some fresh air or you hate hits like "Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! (A Man After Midnight)” and “Dancing Queen" it's better if you look somewhere else.
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  2. Nintendo Life
    Sep 30, 2022
    80
    As a group, Abba sits alongside only a handful of the world's biggest acts — The Beatles, Queen, and perhaps only a couple of others — with the cross-generational, mainstream appeal to support a multiplayer music game like this. We'd wager even non-aficionados will be drawn in by the sheer strength of this most familiar and indestructible of pop music songbooks, and the variety of modes here, machine-tooled over many years of iteration and repetition for the long-running Let's Sing series, offer enough variety to engage just about anyone who's ever tapped their foot to any of these tracks, Developer Voxler took absolutely no chances here; Let's Sing Abba is exactly what you think it is. And for that, we were thankful.
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