Let's Sing 2027, the latest karaoke game from THQ Nordic, turns your living room into a stage without needing extra hardware—your smartphone becomes the microphone. Available on Nintendo Switch, Switch 2 and PlayStation 5, it brings 35 of the newest hits to players who want to sing along from their sofa.
During a family session, one player's wife shouted into her phone, "Where the hell is my husband?", only to follow with "What is taking him so long to find me?" and a few "woo hoos". The game rated her performance as 'good'—just short of the maximum 'perfect'—while her son scored 'ok'.
No Microphone Needed
Karaoke bars and themed nights are rare, so playing at home is often easier. The game removes the need for a dedicated mic by letting players calibrate their smartphone to the console, creating a ready-made microphone.
The 2027 edition features recent hits such as Raye's 'Where is my Husband', 'Ordinary' by Alex Warren, 'Azizam' by Ed Sheeran and 'Man I Need' by Olivia Dean. Other tracks include 'Espresso' by Sabrina Carpenter, 'The Door' by Teddy Swims and 'Abracadabra' by Lady Gaga.
Multiplayer and Party Modes
Players can perfect their favourite tunes while watching original music videos, but the real fun comes from competing. Up to four people can battle to see who is the best singer, with the game testing pitch, timing, tunefulness and harmony before giving an appropriate score.
If competition gets too intense, there are modes for harmonising together or taking turns on verses. A 'party' mode offers a story-driven musical journey featuring a fictional music-hating character called DJ Hush.
VIP passes can be purchased to unlock access to more new songs, as well as tracks from every decade back to the 1940s. The game is available for Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2 and PlayStation 5.
