Just Dance Now

Overview

Just Dance Now comes from Ubisoft Entertainment. On Google Play it is filed under Music, has been listed since Sep 24, 2014, and it is free to download. Short description: Unleash your inner dancer with Just Dance Now.

Listing details

The listing shows last updated Oct 27, 2026, version 9.9.0, Android 7.0 or newer, a content rating of Everyone 10+ and first released Sep 24, 2014. The Play page carries 21 screenshots, and the written description runs to about 550 words. Google Play labels it as one that offers in-app purchases. There is no upfront price.

What the developer promises

The listing goes on to say “Enjoy Just Dance’s greatest songs and moves on the go”. One more point the description makes: “The quintessential rhythm game where you can learn new dance moves, party with your friends and stay fit all in one space”. The description says: “Get ready to dance to over 400+ top hits from around the world, including the best tunes from the latest Just Dance Annual Edition console game”. In the developer’s words, “Experience the best music from all over the world with awesome choreography and gameplay”.

It also states that “Instant: Dance to your favorite songs in just a few taps”. Another line from the listing: “Social: Show off your dance moves and skills to the world and share your personalized Dancer Card with your friends”. The listing goes on to say “Fresh: New songs and exclusive content are added every month”. That is everything we can say about the gameplay from the listing itself, since this page is built from the Play data and not from hands-on play.

Reading the star ratings

Look at the bars rather than just the average. Just Dance Now scores 3.84, but the spread is 59.2% five star, 9.7% four star, 6.3% three star, 5.1% two star and 19.7% one star, across 1,146,279 ratings. The top bar is the largest, but a good share of people stopped short of five.

Count the extremes and you get 679,073 five star ratings and 225,706 one star ratings, a ratio near 3 to 1. The middle of the scale, two and three stars together, holds 11.4% of ratings (130,549 people). The listing shows 50,000,000+ installs, so the 1,146,279 ratings come from a slice of the people who installed it.

What to watch for

The listing says it offers in-app purchases, so expect to be asked for attention or money at some point. Also, 19.7% of raters left one star, enough that the complaints are easy to find. This page is built from the Play listing, so check the screenshots and the latest reviews on the Play page before you commit time to it.

Who should try it

Music fans first. It is also an easy one to test, since the Play listing is free to open and the install is one tap. Google Play gives it a content rating of Everyone 10+, which is worth a look if a child will be using it.