It's difficult to judge this move into the subscription space. The game comes with a code for a free trial month, so that everyone can try and see if it appeals. The database currently includes more than 150 songs and more should follow later in the year. The subscription costs £5.79 monthly, £11.99 for three months, or £32.99 per year. With Just Dance Unlimited Ubisoft are offering a subscription service, which provides old songs from previous games and exclusive new songs available on demand. There is also an interesting offer with the new version for all dance enthusiasts. This makes it a not entirely smoothly experience, nevertheless, it does save us from purchasing additional accessories for those dance parties in front of the TV. If someone wants to read messages while on a short break, the app disconnects. The annoying thing is that the app must be permanently activated for this. Thanks to this, up to six players can now easily play together. A certain number of calories is assigned to each song, but there is no accurate detection of calories burned and no overview of the total number of calories earned within a day, a week or a month.Ī meaningful extra is the new app for iOS, Android and Windows Phone, which makes the smartphone a controller.
A list must contain at least three songs, but you can also select individual songs or dance without a break thanks to Non-Stop Shuffle mode. In the Sweat and Playlists mode you can customise your own dance sessions. The popular fitness mode is now available in combination with the ability to create your own lists of songs. As a reward, there are avatars, and new songs unlocked. Here it is your mission to compete against a computer opponent in three randomly-selected tracks and you need to reach the top three at the end. If you want to play alone, then the Dance Quests mode is recommended. In Dance Party mode, you can now compete against each other not only in a duel, but also play together in order to achieve a high score. With Just Dance 2016 there are again a number of innovations, updates which unfortunately only benefit Wii U, Playstation 4 and Xbox One. And Ubisoft has delivered a pretty solid game, which is simple and yet has some depth. It's not about being able to do something perfect, but simply the fun of doing it. There is a sense of shame, you could make a fool of yourself, but in fact, it's quite liberating. At the beginning you may think that it's rather silly. Dancing works a bit like karaoke in this case. The motion controller made it easy to transfer dance moves to game form.
Just Dance has grown up with the Wii, and since then it has entertained us for many happy hours, and in quite a few living rooms.
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