The game will provide full immersion in 360-degree environments and will introduce a completely new form of gameplay. Will you be ready to take on this new challenge?
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- Ubisoft will launch Just Dance VR: Welcome to Dancity on October 15, 2024.
- The game offers customizable avatars and a social space for Dancity.
- It provides the ability to send emoji stickers to players and have voice chats.
- The game was initially planned to be exclusive to the Pico headset, but will now be available on Meta Quest after much of ByteDance's workforce was removed.
October 15, 2024 marks an impressive date in the history of virtual reality. Ubisoft is preparing for launch Just Dance VR: Welcome to Dancityadding a new dimension to your gaming collection.
Personal immersive experience
The novelty of this game lies in Deep customization. In fact, anyone can shape their avatar according to their own image: body shape, facial expressions, skin tone, hairstyle and clothes – you decide. It's a virtual version of yourself that you can immerse yourself in in Dancity's social hub, interacting with other players.
Space for social play
Just Dance VR It also offers the possibility of having your own 'apartment' in the game Six players You can dance together or participate in other activities such as basketball. It is also possible to chat via the voice chat system with other dancers or send them emoji stickers.
New Ubisoft collaboration
Ubisoft initially announced that the game would be available exclusively for Pico headsets. However, after major layoffs at ByteDance, the company that owns Pico, Ubisoft has found a new partner, Meta. So, Just Dance VR: Welcome to Dancity It will now be available to Meta Quest 2, Meta Quest Pro, and Meta Quest 3 users.
So select the date carefully: October 15, 2024. Prepare to be immersed in a new musical world to the beat of 25 hit and original songs, including Queen's “Don't Stop Me Now,” Selena Gomez's “Bad Liar,” Nicki Minaj's “Starships” and “Call Me Maybe.” Written by Carly Rae Jepsen.
