What it is
Let’s Sing Presents: ABBA is a dedicated ABBA karaoke game from Voxler and THQ Nordic that collects the band’s catalogue into a party-friendly package. Announced during THQ Nordic’s 2026 showcase, it assembles multiple play modes, local party support for up to eight players and a playlist of ABBA songs that varies slightly between platforms. The title is scheduled to arrive in the UK on 3 November 2026; this page collects what has been officially confirmed and what remains unannounced.
- UK release
- 3 November 2026 (UK) — date listed on official site
- Platforms
- PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2
- Developer
- Voxler SAS (France)
- Publisher
- THQ Nordic GmbH (Europe)
- UK price
- Not confirmed — RRP not published
- PEGI
- PEGI 3 — storefront and platform pages list age rating 3+
- Genre
- Karaoke / Party / Music
- Online mode
- Yes — World Contest online leaderboards and matchmaking (publisher describes competing against players worldwide)
- Editions
- Standard Edition; 2‑Mic Pack (physical) — both listed on official site
- Tracks
- 31 songs on Xbox One/Xbox Series; 32 on PS5 and Nintendo platforms (PS5/Switch editions include “I Have A Dream”)
Key facts up front
The game centres on ABBA’s original songs and music videos, presented across several modes designed for both single-player and group sessions. The official site and store pages list 31 tracks on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S, and 32 on PS5, Nintendo Switch and Switch 2 (those editions include the extra track “I Have A Dream”). Local party play supports two USB microphones plus smartphone companion input and up to eight players in the “Let’s Party” mode. Online play is present as a global “World Contest” leaderboard and matchmaking feature.
How it plays
Let’s Sing Presents: ABBA follows the established Let’s Sing formula: lyrics and pitch guidance on screen while you sing along to original recordings and music video footage. Confirmed modes are Classic (solo high-score), Feat. (duet/harmony), Legend (single-player challenge vs AI avatars), Mix Tape 2.0 (dynamically generated medleys), Jukebox, Playlist Creator and Let’s Party (two teams, up to eight players). The World Contest mode lets you measure performances against other players online, and the companion smartphone apps (Let’s Sing Companion and Let’s Sing Mic) are supported to act as microphones or second-screen helpers.
Platforms, editions and UK details
Official listings show the game on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch 2; the publisher’s European store and platform pages confirm a UK release date of 3 November 2026 (no UK-specific release time given). Editions cited on the official site include a Standard Edition and a 2‑Mic Pack (physical). The playlist differs by platform: PS5 and Nintendo platforms include an additional song (“I Have A Dream”), while Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S are listed with 31 tracks. The game is developed by Voxler SAS and published in Europe by THQ Nordic GmbH. The title carries a PEGI 3 age rating on European storefronts.
Trailers and what was shown
THQ Nordic premiered the announcement trailer during its 2026 digital showcase; the trailer and accompanying pages (published in August 2026) highlight the core features: the tracklist (31/32 songs depending on platform), seven game modes, party support for up to eight players and smartphone mic support. The official site supplies the full playlist and screenshots; platform storefronts (Xbox, Nintendo) echo the same track-count and rating details. No gameplay demo or extended hands-on footage has been released beyond the trailer and official screenshots.
What remains unconfirmed
Several practical questions remain unanswered by official channels. UK RRP in pounds for the Standard and 2‑Mic Pack editions has not been published; exact UK launch time on 3 November 2026 (BST or GMT) is not stated. There’s no publisher confirmation that the game will be included in subscription services (Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus) at launch. The technical under‑the‑hood details such as the engine used and the precise nature of online matchmaking (latency expectations, cross‑play between platforms, or whether full synchronous online co‑singing is supported) are not specified.
Not yet confirmed
- Exact UK RRP in pounds for each edition
- Inclusion in Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus at launch
- Exact UK release time on 3 November 2026 (BST/GMT) and any staggered regional windows
- Game engine and low-level technical details
- Whether online matches support synchronous co-op sing‑alongs across platforms or cross‑play
Let's Sing Presents: Abba: your questions
Will the Xbox versions include the same songs as PS5 and Switch?
No. Official information states Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S have 31 songs; PS5 and Nintendo editions include one extra track, “I Have A Dream,” bringing those versions to 32 songs.
Can I use my phone as a microphone?
Yes. The Let’s Sing Companion and Let’s Sing Mic apps are listed as supported on the official site, letting players use smartphones as microphones rather than USB mics.
How many people can I play with locally?
Local party support is confirmed for up to eight players in Let’s Party mode, using two USB microphones and/or up to four smartphones (the site specifies up to four audio inputs and team play for up to eight people).
Is there online competitive play?
Yes. The World Contest mode is described on the official site as an online feature that lets you compete against players worldwide and climb leaderboards.
What age rating does the game have in the UK?
Platform and storefront listings show a PEGI 3 rating for European releases, which is the relevant age classification for the UK market.
