《舞力全開Wii U》（日文名稱：ジャストダンス Wii U / 英文名稱：Just Dance Wii U）是由Ubisoft開發，任天堂針對日本市場發行的Wii U專用體感音樂節奏遊戲， 2014年4月3日在日本正式推出。是《Just Dance》系列首度登上Wii U平台，也是繼《舞力全開 Wii 2》之後，專門為日本玩家量身訂製的續作。延續系列輕鬆歡樂的派對風格，同時活用Wii U獨有的GamePad與體感操作機能，加入更多互動功能與新穎玩法，讓玩家能在客廳內享受高互動性、多元化的音樂舞蹈體驗。

沒有複雜的故事劇情，而是維持「跳舞嘉年華」的概念，玩家化身成派對舞者，跟隨螢幕上的舞蹈角色，隨著不同音樂曲風跳出各種舞步。遊戲重點放在娛樂性、互動性與現場氣氛的營造，透過律動與節奏，創造出熱鬧歡樂的派對場景。與過去一樣，這是不追求勝負壓力，而是強調全民參與與開心互動的遊戲。

在操作方面，延續Wii系列以來熟悉的體感玩法，需持著Wii Remote，模仿螢幕上的舞者動作，系統會根據揮動的方向、節奏與準確度來評分。特別的是，透過 Wii U 平台，新增GamePad的輔助功能，部分模式允許使用GamePad進行拍照、錄影或即時顯示舞者畫面，甚至能自選挑戰歌曲與擔任「DJ」，為舞會派對增添更多趣味性與臨場互動。體感操作依然以右手偵測為主，但遊戲鼓勵全身律動，隨著不同舞步、擺動、旋轉與揮灑手腳，達到音樂與身體律動融合的效果。

關卡與歌曲設計方面，延續「每首歌曲即為一個舞台」的模式，內建超過35首以上日系與歐美流行曲目，曲風涵蓋 J-Pop、動漫歌曲、韓流、搖滾、電子舞曲與經典流行，並針對日本市場進行在地化調整。特別收錄多首知名日本跟韓國偶像團體與藝人的歌曲，如EXILE、AKB48、KARA、少女時代等，搭配專屬舞蹈編排與風格化動畫背景，營造出活潑、趣味、時尚或搞笑風格。除此之外，亦加入如Lady Gaga、One Direction、Rihanna、Katy Perry等國際歌手的熱門曲目，讓玩家能跨越語言與世代界線，共同享受舞蹈樂趣。每首舞曲皆設計有專屬舞蹈動作，分為單人、雙人、四人合作模式，並搭配對戰與團體舞蹈挑戰，玩法更加多元。

在市場評價方面，推出後獲得日本玩家與家庭用戶的廣泛好評。許多玩家認為本作不僅曲目選擇更多元、在地化程度更高，體感玩法與GamePad輔助功能也讓聚會互動性變得更強。特別是在多人遊玩時，結合GamePad的即時拍照與「DJ」選曲模式，成功增加了派對娛樂效果，成為朋友聚會與家庭活動中的人氣遊戲。媒體普遍讚賞遊戲操作簡單易懂，任何年齡層的玩家都能輕鬆參與，只需手持 Wii Remote，跟著螢幕舞者動作便能得分，甚至連節奏感較差的人也能盡情享受跳舞過程。

不過，也有部分評論指出，雖然新增一些GamePad應用與本地化曲目，但整體遊戲系統仍與前代作品相近，體感偵測範圍仍偏重右手，對於追求高精度舞步挑戰的玩家來說較偏休閒取向。另外，畫面表現方面仍維持Wii U中期水準，部分舞者建模與背景動畫稍顯樸素，若與歐美版本或次世代主機版本的《Just Dance》相比，視覺與特效表現略顯保守。

總結來說，這是集結歡樂、互動、運動與聚會娛樂於一身的優質體感舞蹈遊戲。藉由Wii U平台的新機能與本地化曲目的加入，為熟悉系列的玩家與首次接觸的人都帶來嶄新、有趣且熱鬧的跳舞體驗。無論是熱愛 J-Pop、動漫歌、歐美流行音樂，還是單純希望在家庭或朋友聚會中炒熱氣氛的玩家，《舞力全開 Wii U》都稱得上是 Wii U 平台上不可或缺、值得收藏的派對經典。

Just Dance Wii U (Japanese title: ジャストダンス Wii U) is a motion-based music rhythm game developed by Ubisoft and published exclusively in Japan by Nintendo for the Wii U platform. Released on April 3, 2014, it marked the series’ debut on Wii U and served as a follow-up to Just Dance Wii 2, custom-designed for the Japanese audience. Continuing the series’ signature lighthearted and party-friendly tone, this installment takes full advantage of the Wii U’s unique GamePad and motion controls to introduce enhanced interactivity and innovative features, offering players a dynamic and diverse dance experience right in their living rooms.

Rather than featuring a traditional storyline, Just Dance Wii U embraces the concept of a “dance carnival,” where players become party dancers following on-screen characters to perform various dance routines across a wide range of music genres. The focus is entirely on entertainment, interaction, and creating a vibrant party atmosphere. As with previous entries, the game emphasizes fun over competition, encouraging everyone to participate and enjoy dancing together without pressure.

In terms of gameplay, Just Dance Wii U retains the familiar motion-control format established in earlier Wii titles. Players hold a Wii Remote in their right hand and mimic the dance moves shown on-screen. The game scores players based on the accuracy, direction, and rhythm of their movements. One of the standout features of this installment is its use of the Wii U GamePad. Certain modes allow players to use the GamePad to take photos, record video, or even display live footage of dancers. Players can also act as the “DJ”, selecting songs and customizing the party experience in real time, adding a new layer of engagement and interactivity. While motion detection still focuses primarily on right-hand tracking, the game encourages full-body movement, with dances involving sways, spins, and energetic gestures that blend music and motion.

The game includes over 35 songs, structured around the concept of “each track as a unique stage.” The selection features a diverse mix of J-pop, anime songs, K-pop, rock, electronic dance, and international pop hits. Localization for the Japanese market includes exclusive songs from popular Japanese and Korean artists such as EXILE, AKB48, KARA, and Girls’ Generation, each with unique choreography and stylized animated backgrounds. In addition, international superstars like Lady Gaga, One Direction, Rihanna, and Katy Perry are also featured, allowing players from different generations and language backgrounds to enjoy the shared joy of dancing. Every song includes tailored choreography and supports solo, duet, or four-player cooperative modes, with additional options for dance-offs and team challenges, adding variety and replay value.

Upon release, Just Dance Wii U received positive reception, especially among Japanese families and party game enthusiasts. Players praised the game’s diverse and localized soundtrack, along with the added GamePad functionalities, which significantly enhanced party interactions. Multiplayer features like real-time photo capture and DJ song selection were particularly well-received for boosting the fun and spontaneity of social gatherings. Critics also noted that the game’s simple and intuitive controls made it accessible to players of all ages—even those without rhythm could easily participate and enjoy the experience with just a Wii Remote in hand.

However, some reviewers pointed out that despite the additions of localized content and GamePad integration, the core gameplay remained largely unchanged from previous installments. Motion tracking still heavily favors the right hand, making it more casual in nature and less appealing for those seeking precision dance challenges. The visual presentation was considered modest by Wii U standards, with some character models and background animations appearing simple when compared to the more polished aesthetics of international versions or next-generation titles in the Just Dance series.

In summary, Just Dance Wii U is a high-quality motion dance game that brings together fun, fitness, interactivity, and party entertainment. Thanks to the Wii U’s hardware features and a strong lineup of localized songs, the game delivers a fresh, engaging, and festive dance experience for both longtime fans and newcomers. Whether you love J-pop, anime music, Western pop, or simply want to energize a gathering with friends or family, Just Dance Wii U stands out as a must-have party classic on the Wii U platform.