Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, TT Games, The LEGO Group, Disney and Pixar, have announced the launch of LEGO Disney•Pixar’s The Incredibles, a new video game where players will experience the thrilling adventures of their favorite Incredibles characters in awe-inspiring action sequences from both Disney•Pixar films, The Incredibles and Incredibles 2, out today in theaters nationwide.
Players will discover the Parr family’s range of extraordinary abilities that can be combined through teamwork to create unique superpowers, helping the iconic heroes tackle crime in a vibrant LEGO world, bursting with fun and excitement.
Players are encouraged to work together by combining the Parr family’s abilities and unique powers to conquer crime and family life in a LEGO world filled with fun and humor. Playing through the game requires teamwork, utilizing each of the beloved team member’s unique powers, with super-strong Mr. Incredible relying on Elastigirl’s flexible transformations to cross perilous chasms and lightning-fast Dash seeking assistance from Violet’s powerful force-fields to dismantle dangerous security systems.
There is also an expansive hub world, packed with distinct ‘Crime Waves’ to confront. During these missions players must overcome tricky objectives and boss battles, featuring memorable characters from the series such as The Underminer and Bomb Voyage. Each district is under the control of a wicked villain and it’s up to the player to thwart their dastardly plans and rid the city of crime, unlocking collectibles and special Pixar-themed Easter eggs as they progress.
Gamers can assemble incredible LEGO builds either on their own or team up with family and friends in two player co-op mode for twice the fun. Players will also be able to bring their own superpowered hero to life with a customizer themed to eccentric designer Edna “E” Mode, featuring a host of exciting options to modify their character’s appearance and abilities.
LEGO Disney•Pixar’s The Incredibles is now available for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4 computer entertainment system, the Xbox One family of devices including the Xbox One X, and PC.
