With LEGO Dimensions nothing but a brick-based memory, TT Games' seemingly endless conveyor belt of licensed LEGO games has returned to regular full-game releases, and with its cinematic inspiration now playing in cinemas the world over it's the turn of the super-powered family of The Incredibles to...

The beginning of your LEGO Incredibles adventure begins with the Parr family saving the day, once again, even though superheroes have been outlawed. The first half of the game covers content from the second film, wherein Elastigirl is constantly saving the day while Mr.

Fun gameplay, love the missions and characters. Great new game

We know that TT Games has a knack for delivering quality Lego versions of popular franchises. Just look at not only the vast array of Lego Dimensions kits available but the huge list of movie tie-ins as well.

LEGO games have been around for a while now and we have seen many beloved franchises get the LEGO treatment. In their newest game, Warner Brothers and LEGO have given a Pixar classic, The Incredibles, the blocky makeover.

Loads of collectables and unlockables; Many playable characters to choose from; Crimewaves

Most of the characters are reskins; Puzzles are simplistic and repetitive; Combat is clunky and super powers seem ineffective

There is no doubt a bunch of people like myself who happen to be big fans of Lego (Star Wars Lego is great no matter your age) and The Incredibles movies, so a Lego Incredibles game should be the kind of mash-up I would be all over.

If you love The Incredibles then the latest LEGO game will certainly satisfy. It's an easier title than most LEGO games, and that's really saying something, but it's a great excuse to play around with Pixar's superhero family.

Voice Acting; Charming; Great Co-Op

Easy Even For a LEGO Game; Decent Visuals

The Incredibles releases in UK cinemas on July 13 th and to get us nice and prepared for The Incredibles 2 , a good 14 years in the making , Lego The Incredibles has arrived ahead of its theatrical release for PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One and Nintendo Switch.

Introduces younger generation into The Incredibles series; Fun family game; young and old; Has some good Pixar cameos

It could be time for a gameplay refresh

Although they are by no means revolutionary, the LEGO franchise games have done a respectable job in carving out their own niche since LEGO Star Wars hit the scene in 2005. In adapting pre-existing stories into a more child-friendly format, this LEGO sub-series has almost acted as a parody of sorts,...

Something for the kids to do keeping them entertained for about an hour (as long as you don't wet the big block) can be a bit messy but the vacuum cleaner makes light work of that! 7 year old loved it.