The content in Just Dance is suitable for young children, however it has been said that some dance moves are ‘suggestive’ and the lyrics in some songs are worth parents being aware of – for example they may reference drinking.
More recent Just Dance games include ‘Kids Mode’, which allows children to play the game at a difficulty level that is appropriate for them. A player can pay a monthly or annual Just Dance+ subscription to access more songs.
The game can be played alone, or in person with other players using console controllers. With an online subscription, it is also possible to play some Just Dance games with other players online (who they may or may not know personally). Players can communicate using ‘emote stickers’, which are short animations. Players in virtual reality can voice chat.
A player may need a Ubisoft account to play Just Dance online. Parents can link their Ubisoft account to a child’s account to access the ‘Parental Access’ section of the account and from here they can manage safety setting such as spending limits and managing friend requests, which are applied to their child’s account. They may be able to see how long their child has been playing. Additional safety settings may be available through the gaming platform used to play Just Dance on e.g. Nintendo Switch.
