Pixar’s The Incredibles graced the LEGO scene in 2016, but it took a second movie for the minifigs to grace the world of LEGO video games. Much like this review, it’s better late than never. With TT Games’ other superhero LEGO games, such as any LEGO Batman title, LEGO Marvel’s Avengers, or LEGO Marvel Superheroes, The Incredibles seems like an easy enough fit. Elastigirl is pretty much a Mr. Fantastic, Dash is a Flash, Violet is a Susan Storm, Mr. Incredible is a less crazy Hulk, etc. There’s a lot to work with, and with the sequel in theaters, it’s truly the best time to add it to the LEGO superhero shelf. What better way to garner hype for the new film than with a fun video game, AMIRITE"
At its heart, LEGO The Incredibles is rather fun, although it’s fairly less inspired than other movie-based LEGO titles. Everyone is Special
If you don’t care about spoilers for The Incredibles 2 film, then jump right on into this game. I hadn’t seen the movie yet by the time this reached my reviewing hands, and I was a little bummed that I had no surprises when I did see the film. I should have known that going in to be sure, and well, the movie was fairly predictable anyway. While the major plot points might be laid bare in the beginning of this game (the first movie opens after completion of the second film), you can be rest assured that the finer points of the second flick are not. Not everything will be ruined for y...