Younger kids may enjoy this game more or unless you're a hard-core Disney this might appeal to you
Following the same ways as Dance Dance Revolution following the arrows and the left side of the screen you can either use the PlayStation controller or use a Dance mat for it whichever one you would use. Following and pressing the arrows on the screen you can gain more points if you keep a combo going on each of the stages. If you see any masks in the middle of the screen through each song you can press the code that you see like Left, Left where you can activate something like double points or flame wall. It's also game over if you fail the stage.
Through Story mode you'll play as Mowgli and follows the films story plot but however you can easily clear the game within an hour pending on what difficulty you plan on playing it on. It is cool to hear some of the classic songs again on Groove Party but it are likely that you'll be ending up playing through 1 or 2 songs from the film again and again; the graphics and animation which are used in cutscenes will be in CGI they do look impressive to look at. Its gameplay graphics don't look that perfect but nothing much else to say about it, the voice acting may not be the same as the movie but still think they could have made it a little better.
I would admit that this game is more aimed at younger kids or to hard-core Disney fans out there, even if you try and beat the game on Expert mode it still a very short game indeed for a music game but it is a very short game.