Ubisoft is the video game company in charge of creating and publishing many games including the Just Dance series. It was founded in 1986 in Paris, France under the name Ubi Soft. As of 2018, it employs over 10,000 employees and is one of the biggest gaming companies worldwide.[3]
Ubisoft Connect
Ubisoft Connect (formerly known as Ubisoft Club or Uplay) is a reward program with which members can earn rewards by completing certain actions while playing games by Ubisoft. Most of these actions give the player Units, which are currency that can be unlocked in certain games. Some of these elements in the Just Dance series are new title screens, avatars, Mashups or songs from previous games.
Other games developed by Ubisoft
- Assassin's Creed series
- Watch Dogs series
- Far Cry series
- Tom Clancy's series
- The Crew series
- Rayman series
- Raving Rabbids series
- For Honor
- ZombiU/Zombi
- Rocksmith
- Prince of Persia series
- Street Racer series
- Driver series
- Beyond series
- Lost: Via Domus
- South Park series
- Combat of Giants series
- CSI series
- And others
Trivia
- Multiple Ubisoft series games have been promoted in the Just Dance games.
- The Ubisoft Rainbow Crescent logo from 1994-2003 appears in the trailer for the release of Just Mario as DLC on Just Dance 3.
- The Rabbids make a cameo in the backgrounds of When I Grow Up and Here Comes the Hotstepper on Just Dance 2, Make The Party (Don’t Stop) on Just Dance 4, Love Is All on Just Dance 2015 and Mood on Just Dance 2022
- They also have an entire choreo for the song Naughty Girl on the Switch version of Just Dance 2018, Penguin’s Game (Tu Zi Wu), and its Kids Version on 舞力无限.
- There are avatars and skins of characters from some of the Ubisoft games. They can be unlocked in the Ubisoft Club app.
- The Ubisoft logo was found in the background of Water Me (Tennis Version).
- Steep-themed bosses were featured on the Just Dance 2020 World Dance Floor.
