LEGO® The Incredibles

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I actually didn't buy this as a stand alone game, but purchased it alongside Lego Jurassic World. I bought Jurassic World to play a split-screen game with my granddaughter. (She's 4) Funny thing, my granddaughter played both, but really liked Lego Incredibles so much that we haven't played Jurassic World since. She really likes this game, and was able to use the x-box controller with it. We both like the fact we can play it at the same time using split-screen. She really likes the fact that she can also make her own people. ... Once you finish the game, you can keep playing the previous missions also.

100% the hasme. Had fun getting all the memories back playing the og lego games. Loved playing ass pixar characters not having any connection with incredibles.

Pretty good (but obviously wait for a discount). This game runs at 1620p60 maxsettings on syeam machine, and 800p60 max settings on steam deck. I liked the incredibles movies, so being able to play as them as pretty damn awesome. I also enjoyed seeing non-incredibles characters making cameo appearances in the hub world. Tho this game isn't without flaws. I found it weird that the Incredibles 2 missions took place before the original movie's missions, but that's probably because the beginning of Incredibles 2 made for a better tutorial level, compared to the original, which starts on a flashback. The game is also prone to bugs. I've experienced the following bugs: - One (or both at one point) of the characters are unable to move. - Specific abilities being disabled in the mission where everything's on fire (freeplay). - The lever in mission 6 that stops the barrier (or whatever it's called) that prevents Violet from getting to the other side not working at all (it worked on my second playthrough of the mission after rebooting the game).

I thought the Incredibles was an odd choice for a Lego game at first, but after playing it, I was surprised by just how well it actually worked. While it's a noticeably shorter completion experience, this is definitely one of the more unique Lego games, and I would absolutely recommend picking this one up if you have an itch only a Lego game can scratch.

I enjoyed this one. Plays very well on modern hardware.