Ubisoft Just Dance 2016

Dance Party mode allows players to collaborate with a shared scoreboard or compete against each other, similar to previous games. Sweat and Playlists mode enables customization of workouts. Dance Quests mode, which differs from its version in Just Dance 4, has players perform three predetermined songs against bots in each quest, aiming for one of the top three overall scores.

World Video Challenge mode lets players submit videos of their performances and challenge friends and the entire Just Dance community to beat their scores. JDTV allows players to watch community-created videos and fan-created dances. Showtime is a new feature for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Wii U, where players can sing, act, and perform on camera to create shareable music videos, with only select songs available in this mode.

Just Dance 2016 also introduced Just Dance Unlimited, a streaming service that regularly delivers exclusive new content and offers subscribers 150 songs at launch, along with 4 unlimited exclusive dance quests. This service is available on Xbox One, Wii U, and PlayStation 4, and players can now use their smartphones as controllers on Wii U, PS4, and Xbox One, allowing up to 6 players on Wii U and PS4 instead of the previous limit of 4, which was exclusive to Xbox One.

Party Master Mode returns as a Wii U exclusive, allowing a fifth player to join the party as a DJ, using the Wii U gamepad to select songs and next dance moves. Community Remix, VIP, Score Challenges, kCal Tracker, Autodance, and World Dance Floor (7th generation consoles only) are all returning features. For the Xbox 360 version, a hard drive is required to use this feature.