Let's Sing 2026 is the new installment of the series developed by Voxler, while the publisher is Plaion. The game is available from November 4, 2025, for XBOX Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch.
The sequel, as usual, brings 35 new songs:
- Billie Eilish – Birds of a Feather
- Lewis Capaldi – Wish You The Best
- Sting – Englishman in New York
- Ed Sheeran feat. Lil Baby – 2step
- Mitski – My Love Mine All Mine
- Robbie Williams – Feel
- Gracie Abrams – I Love You, I’m Sorry
- Benson Boone – Slow it Down
- Mark Ambor – Belong Together
- Nicki Minaj – Starships
- Lola Young – Messy
- Noah Kahan – Stick Season
- Chappell Roan – Hot to Go!
- Spice Girls – Mama
- Timbaland feat. Katy Petty – If We Ever Meet Again
- Becky Hill and Sonny Fodera – Never Be Alone
- d4vd – Here With Me
- Olly Alexander – Dizzy
- Mabel – Mad Love
- Aurora – Runaway
- Coldplay – All My Love
- Alphavilla – Forever Young
- Teddy Swims – Bad Dreams
- Myles Smith – Nice to Meet You
- Moana – You’re Welcome
- Linkin Park – The Emptiness Machine
- Twenty One Pilots – Stressed Out
- Niall Horan – Heaven
- Lauren Spencer Smith – Flowers
- Rita Ora – Anywhere
- David Guetta & OneRepublic – I Don’t Wanna Wait
- Lizzo – 2 Be Loved (Am I Ready)
- Selena Gomez – Single Soon
- Imagine Dragons – Sharks
- Dasha – Austin
The total number of songs if you take the VIP Pass is over 180 songs, and you can view the list below https://letssing.world/. If you take the Platinum Edition of the game itself, it includes a subscription for 12 months, which is our warm recommendation if you love karaoke. The price is affordable, it pays off, it will cost you less than the price of 1 pizza in restaurants across Croatia, and you will have the chance to have fun multiple times throughout the year. Realistically, if there were such a type of entertainment content at the level you have the opportunity to play in this game, you would certainly pay for just one playthrough the amount of the annual VIP subscription in this game.
The biggest drawback and lack of the game itself is precisely that without the VIP subscription (if you buy the standard version of the game) you only get those 35 songs, which is really too little and insufficient for good fun.
Let's Sing 2026, like its predecessors, features several gameplay modes:
- CLASSIC: in this gameplay mode, you can sing solo or with up to 4 friends
- FEAT: in this gameplay mode, you sing together with up to 4 other players to try to perform a certain hit as well as test your singing chemistry. This mode is particularly good when someone, for example, has a deep voice which causes them problems with certain tones. That shortcoming in a duet is easily compensated. Where will you have better opportunities to have fun together with friends, just like in the good old days?
- CAREER MODE: this mode simulates a singing career, starting from auditions to becoming a singing star, singing from the local small scene to the big stage. This part includes not only singing but also a whole range of accompanying content. This year, a special story, people, and stages have been added.
- LS FEST: a gameplay mode where you compete against many other players online
The game can be played via a microphone or the Let's Sing Companion mobile app.
The game menu is easy to use and very clear. It contains all the elements we mentioned earlier, as well as the avatar(s) that you can edit, VIP pass status, the singing level you have achieved, settings, and access data for connecting to the mobile app in case you don't have a microphone.
You can easily browse the song list by song title, artist, language, year, theme, genre, difficulty, popularity from other players, your favorite songs, and so on. The browser is unified whether you are playing solo or in pairs, which is good. The song list also includes the cover art, and the song plays when viewed in the menu, which partially helps you decide which song to play next. It is also possible to create your own playlist.
What’s new compared to the previous installment?
The novelty is an improved career mode, but the biggest and most influential addition is the 'The Tube' singing mode which allows you to perform notes slightly outside the box, or a singing style that guides you to sing better/more accurately.
Short conclusion and rating:
The game continuously listens to its fans and improves the series (the best example is the drastically reduced avatar), and the addition of THE TUBE singing mode is definitely a step forward.
Drawbacks still include that sometimes (but not often) the game does not fully recognize the correct intonations, and the biggest drawback of the game is the number of songs. The standard game includes 35 songs, and you are practically forced to buy a VIP pass, although even the VIP pass barely has 200 songs. For comparison, the once extremely popular Sing Star had 1500+ songs and many more of the biggest hits. There is room for Let's Sing to improve and enhance. Unlike Sing Star, when we briefly compare, in this series it is not possible to get close to the TV and have your points counted without you singing! Sing Star was fun where you were penalized much less for singing poorly, while Let's Sing is a good platform if you actually want to improve your singing. Room for improvement could be feedback on what and how to improve, which would be available after singing a song, or at least a summary of the mistakes you frequently make (even if it were in the form of some request within the game itself, if not after each song). We will see if such improvements will be made in the future.
For now, this is by far the best karaoke game on the market, which is quite alright, but it just lacks (and that's a big drawback) more songs - hits!
★★★★
A copy of the Xbox Series X/S version of the game for review purposes was provided by distributor Colby and publisher PLAION
