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PL ATFORMS XBOX ONE, P S 4, S WITCH, PC
RELE A SE DATE 06.15.2018

LEGO THE INCREDIBLES
EVERYONE CAN BE SUPER

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ometimes you stick with a formula
because it works. That's certainly true
in the case of LEGO The Incredibles, the
latest brickified adaptation from Warner Bros.
and TT Games. Like the LEGO Star Wars, Marvel
and DC games before it, LEGO The Incredibles is
a silly, joyous celebration of the characters and
world of its Disney Pixar source material.
LEGO game veterans will find the gameplay immediately familiar. Across story
missions and an open-world hub packed with
side content, you'll take control of dozens of
different characters from the Incredibles universe, all rendered in LEGO minifigure form.
While there's plenty of simple but engaging
combat and puzzles to keep you busy, the
real draw lies in collecting: Tracking down
studs, gold bricks and minikits helps unlock

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new characters, with whom you can collect
even more. Gamers of all ages are likely to
find it addicting. There's something to be said
for any game that lets you collect, quite literally, a billion of something.

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You'll experience the events of both The
Incredibles and this summer's Incredibles 2,
though in an odd choice you'll actually play
through the second film first. These levels stick
surprisingly close to the narrative of the films,

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