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LEGO The Incredibles 2 gives you a surprisingly deep look into the plot of the movie too - perhaps watch that before playing if you're worried about spoilers! The tale of the return of supers, the new villains and new complications the era will bring about are looked at, and of course that classic LEGO sense of humor mixed with high-quality Pixar voice acting and design, make for some wonderful cutscenes, filled with charm and humor.

Related Story Nathan Birch Lego and Epic Games are Teaming Up for a Blocky All-Ages Metaverse Project Playing with my friend, the simple and repetitive button basher combat, simple puzzles and character switching mechanic was all far less tedious, thanks to the fact that we could both fight, both control a unique character and work together to get through levels. You can, of course, have fun with the fairly linear and simple levels by yourself, but this is a game aimed at a younger audience, and as such you'll get a much better feel for the game with a young child to play co-op with - or, alternatively, a simple friend. Interestingly, it's actually the characters outside of the Parr family that ended up being the most interesting, though it should be said that the ways the family members work together are fairly unique, giving more reasons to tackle levels as the family. Helectrix meanwhile is a more generic electrified hero who can charge up generators and machines in order to make progress. Voyd can, um, open up voids and teleports to new platforms. Elastigirl, who you'll be playing as for a decent portion of the early game, can stretch herself to make a bridge between platforms, hook onto distant objects, and stretch through air vents and other awkward spaces to open up new paths. Here, nothing much changes when it comes to that central LEGO formula, though the characters definitely get to use their abilities in a few nice ways. If you've played pretty much any other LEGO game then you know what to expect already: a simple action platformer affair, with context-sensitive switches and levers that must be activated by character abilities, in addition to the classic LEGO breaking and building mechanic. Luckily, Pixar superheroes fit into the LEGO formula perfectly - not surprising, given how many other LEGO superhero games there are from DC and Marvel alike.

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