Ubisoft has announced a price increase for Just Dance+, the subscription service for the company’s popular dancing game. In a blog post, Ubisoft said it’s raising prices so the studio can “continue to support [Just Dance+] in a way that feels both meaningful and sustainable for players.”
Ubisoft said there are “important truths” to consider for a music-based service like Just Dance+, and that includes licensing deals. “Every song available in the service relies on licensing agreements that evolve over time, and these conditions directly affect what we can keep, renew, or add to the catalogue,” Ubisoft said. “Taking this into account, we’ve had to make a few adjustments to ensure the service can keep growing in the long run.”
Here are the new subscription prices for Just Dance+, which are set to go into effect in April:
It’s always interesting to see how companies adjust their pricing strategies. While price hikes can be frustrating for consumers, I hope this change brings some exciting new features to Just Dance+. Looking forward to seeing how it evolves!
definitely be frustrating for consumers, they often reflect the rising costs of development and maintenance. It’s worth considering how Ubisoft might be enhancing the service to justify the increase, like potentially adding new features or exclusive content to keep players engaged.