Age Rating and Content Notes for Decades of Hits
Just Dance: Decades of Hits carries an ESRB E rating for everyone, with notes on lyrics, online interaction, and in-game purchases.
What Is the Age Rating for Just Dance: Decades of Hits?
Just Dance: Decades of Hits is rated E for Everyone by the ESRB, with content descriptors for Mild Lyrics, Users Interact, and In-Game Purchases. That rating applies across its platform lineup — PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, and Xbox Series consoles — as listed on the ESRB rating page. The same descriptors appear under the game's listing on the Nintendo official store page, which shows the game as an E-rated music and party title.
What Each Descriptor Means Here
According to the ESRB's rating summary, the three descriptors break down as follows:
- Mild Lyrics — the summary notes that a handful of songs include mild suggestive references. It cites example lines from the lyrics without naming the specific tracks.
- Users Interact — the game includes online features where players can interact. The Nintendo listing notes single-system play for 1–6 players and online play for 1–6 players, as well as online scoreboards.
- In-Game Purchases — the game offers additional paid content beyond the base purchase. The Nintendo store page lists downloadable content items associated with the Just Dance service.
It is worth noting that the ESRB summary describes the core gameplay as a music-rhythm experience in which players follow the movements of on-screen characters and score points for dancing in time to scrolling indicators. Nothing in the rating summary describes violence, language stronger than mild lyrics, or other mature content categories.
Online Play and Platform Notes
The Nintendo store page lists supported play modes as TV mode and tabletop mode, with single-system play for 1–6 players and online play for 1–6 players. Online features on Nintendo Switch require a Nintendo Switch Online membership for online play and save data cloud. The page also carries a publisher notification explaining that players purchasing Decades of Hits may see a warning that they already own the game — that warning refers to previously downloaded Just Dance Free Experience content or earlier Just Dance edition games, not to Decades of Hits itself.
DLC and Purchases
The Nintendo listing states that the game includes in-game purchases and shows a DLC section. Among the items shown are the Just Dance 2026 Edition, the Dr. Gigavolt Pack, the Just Dance 2025 Edition, and a Just Dance 2025 Edition Unicorn Pack. These are listed as separate downloadable products associated with the Just Dance service rather than as part of the base game.
Health and Safety Warning
The Nintendo store page also carries a standard warning: if you have epilepsy or have had seizures or other unusual reactions to flashing lights or patterns, consult a doctor before playing video games, and all users should read the Health and Safety Information available in the system settings before using the software.
A Note on What Is Not Documented
Ubisoft's official pages for Decades of Hits do not publish a separate age rating statement of their own in the material available here, and no region-specific ratings beyond the ESRB entry (such as PEGI or CERO) are documented in the sources consulted. If you need a rating outside North America, you would have to check the relevant regional ratings board directly.
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