Just Dance 2014 (2013)
Game Description:
Just Dance 2014 invites players to groove to the beat with its first-ever online multiplayer mode, World Dance Floor, where dancers from around the globe can join virtual crews and compete in themed challenges. On Stage Mode lets one player shine as the lead dancer, supported by two backup dancers, with the option to sing along. Custom Sweat Mode offers personalized workout playlists and calorie tracking across all gameplay modes. With more dances per track, players can enjoy alternate choreography in Just Sweat, Extreme, Battle, and Mash-Up modes. This version, released in 2013, enhances the Just Dance experience with new features and a diverse tracklist, ensuring endless fun and fitness.
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What Parents Should Know About Just Dance 2014
Age Rating
Release Date
2013
ESRB Age Rating Summary:
Just Dance 2014 is rated E10+ for Everyone 10+ by the ESRB with Lyrics and Mild Suggestive Themes. This is a rhythm-and-dance simulation game in which players perform choreographed routines by following the movements of on-screen characters. Players score points by accurately moving their bodies in time to the music and scrolling indicators. A handful of dances include provocative poses and exaggerated hip movements. Some songs reference alcohol use (e.g., “So one two/Hit the booze,” “I've had a little bit too much . . .Can't find my drink or man,” “We need a taxi 'cause you're/Hung over and I'm broke”). Song lyrics also contain suggestive material (e.g., “We been keeping it PG/But I wanna get a little frisky” and “Bind your hands all over me/And the you bite your lip/Whisper and say/We're going all the way . . .We'll be lovers for sho”).
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Lyrics, Mild Suggestive Themes
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Parental Notes
While many parents praise the gameplay experience, they caution that Just Dance 2014 contains some suggestive content and mild profanity. The game features songs with lyrics referencing alcohol use and suggestive themes, such as provocative poses and exaggerated hip movements. Although there is no violence, the mature themes in some songs lead parents to recommend the game for older children, typically those over 10. The multiplayer and workout modes are appreciated, but parents advise monitoring song choices to ensure age-appropriate content for younger players.
Positive Notes About The Game From ParentsParents appreciate that Just Dance 2014 encourages physical activity and coordination through its engaging dance routines. The game promotes fitness with its Custom Sweat Mode, allowing players to track calories and create personalized workout playlists. The multiplayer feature fosters social interaction and teamwork, making it a fun and active experience for families and friends.
Why Your Kid Might Like Just Dance 2014
Just Dance 2014 is a hit among teens because it combines music, movement, and social interaction in a way that feels fresh and exciting. The World Dance Floor mode allows players to connect with others globally, creating a sense of community and friendly competition. Teens enjoy the opportunity to showcase their dance skills and creativity, while the diverse tracklist keeps the experience engaging with popular songs they know and love. The game’s vibrant visuals and energetic choreography make it a fun way to stay active and entertained.
On Stage Mode is another feature that resonates with teens, as it lets them take center stage and express themselves through dance and song. The Custom Sweat Mode is perfect for those who want to combine fitness with fun, offering personalized workout playlists and calorie tracking. With various modes like Just Sweat, Extreme, Battle, and Mash-Up, players can explore different dance styles and challenges, ensuring the game remains fresh and enjoyable. Just Dance 2014 provides a lively and interactive experience that keeps teens coming back for more.