Just Dance 2015
Dance to the latest hits with friends and family in this motion-controlled rhythm experience.
It serves as the seventh main installment in the Just Dance franchise, continuing the series' tradition of allowing players to mimic on-screen dancers to popular music tracks using motion controls.
- developer
- Ubisoft Paris
- publisher
- Ubisoft
- series
- Just Dance (7th main entry)
- genre
- Rhythm, Motion Control
Lore & Background
Players step into the role of dancers who must replicate the choreography of animated avatars known as 'coaches' to earn points and advance through song lists. The game emphasizes social interaction, allowing multiple players to join in simultaneously using motion-sensing peripherals or smartphones via the Just Dance Controller app.
In Their Own Story
The lights dim on a colorful, abstract stage as the opening beat of a chart-topping pop song begins to pulse. A group of animated coaches appears, striking their first pose with perfect synchronization. The player steps forward into the spotlight, controller in hand, ready to mirror every move. As the rhythm builds, the virtual crowd cheers, and the dance floor comes alive with energy, challenging the dancer to match the speed and precision of the digital performers.
Reader's Guide
It was one of the first entries to fully support current-generation consoles like PlayStation 4 and Xbox One while maintaining backward compatibility with older systems such as Wii and PlayStation 3. A major technical shift occurred with the introduction of the Just Dance Controller app, which allowed players to use smartphones instead of dedicated motion controllers for tracking movements. This expanded accessibility and reduced hardware barriers for new users. The game also introduced a new scoring system that provided more granular feedback on player performance during routines. The release included over 40 songs featuring a mix of contemporary hits and classic tracks, with additional content available through the Just Dance Unlimited subscription service. Its launch solidified the series' position as a leading family-friendly rhythm game across multiple generations of gaming hardware.
Did You Know?
- The game included songs from artists such as Meghan Trainor, One Direction, and Katy Perry.
- It was one of the first titles in the series to support both legacy and next-gen consoles simultaneously.
- Just Dance Unlimited, a subscription service for accessing additional songs, launched alongside this title.
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