Oftentimes, you’ll find yourself playing as Mr. It all works pretty well, though, and the variety is appreciated. Due to this, you’ll find a good mix of two character levels and more involved four character stages. It’s all based on what’s happening on screen, where in the films the levels take place and which characters were part of those particular scenes. Some stages incorporate the entire Parr family, but quite a few of them don’t. Of course, some creative freedom was taken to slightly alter the narratives so that they fit the humour found in LEGO games. Only the big and more memorable moments were turned interactive, yet the stories are still quite easy to follow. In total, there are 12 different story chapters to play through, with the two movies splitting them evenly.
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Oddly, though, this particular release begins with the sequel before moving on to its predecessor, meaning that those who play even a small amount will spoil parts of the new movie for themselves. As such, it’s a lot like LEGO Jurassic World, which went back and retold the first three Jurassic Park movies in block form. What’s somewhat unique about this game is that, instead of just focusing on the new blockbuster film, it also tells the 2004 original’s complete story. When The Incredibles 2 hit theatres last weekend, its marketing was aided by the release of TT Games’ LEGO The Incredibles, a game that was originally leaked thanks to an ad inside of a set of blocks. After all, it’d been some time since we’d last seen The Incredibles, who made their celluloid debut fourteen years ago. With superheroes being in vogue these days, it was high time for Disney and Pixar to bring their zany, colourful and fully animated super family back to life.
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