Review:LEGO The Incredibles (PlayStation 4)

Experience the thrilling adventures of the Parr family as they conquer crime and family life through both Disney-Pixar films The Incredibles and Incredibles 2, in a LEGO world full of fun and humor.

Pros:

• HD Crisp graphics.
• 20.02 GB download size.
• Tutorial- Little animation in a window bottom left with button prompts, But you can full screen that window. This way you can keep playing but still learn.
• Platinum trophy.
• Cool end of level breakdown as it is presented like a newspaper with multiple articles.
• Drop in/out local co-op.
• Studs- collect them by breaking things, Building things, Killing things. They full a bar which gives a gold brick at the end. If you are a returning player, Same stuff as all the previous games.
• Incredibricks- Collect special incredibricks and then you can build special locations/objects in the city or mission specific objects in the story mode.
• Open world city hub world. Here you have activities, Hidden collectibles, Incredibrick locations. You can mark the map and have a stud line to direct you.
• Crime waves- Side missions that are presented as a breaking news segment. These are proper mini missions with set goals and rewards.
• Areas on the map need to be visited not only trigger the crime waves but also unlock fast travel.
• Mini bags- Kind of like a loot box, You can buy them with studs but ultimately you earn them by doing missions and side quests. There are tiers to the bags- silver, gold etc. You get a random mini figure from the pack and that in turn unlocks the ability to play as them and also customize options.
• Same controls as always AKA easy controls.
• Tons of replayability.
• Easy to play.
• Do what you want and play how you want. You can ignore the main story for large portions of time.
• Map- Shows bricks, Missions, special builds etc. You have a mini-map and the big map can be viewed as a 2D or 3D world.
• Fast travel is near instant.
• Red bricks- Unlock game modifiers like infinite health, Mini kit detector etc.
• Map areas show your progress in regards to missions and collectibles.
• Parr family- Each is unique and really mixes up the gameplay.
• The city has different styles and weather so it all fits but feels different.
• Save and exit option.
• A lot of Disney Cameos.
• Vehicles- Can buy and spawn them whenever you are in the city.
• Little loading times between missions.
• A huge array of superheroes and villains.
• Takes parts from both Incredible movies.
• The character creator is back.
• Mini kits- Each level has them and you collect them to build unique builds.
• The game has secrets from levels to more.

Cons:

• Not original voices.
• Some of the jokes fall flat.
• Cutscenes lack any oompf or action, It just feels flat.
• Cant skip cutscenes or breaking news.
• No online co-op.
• Camera control is slow.
• Can feel overwhelmed in the city with all these icons and pop-ups.
• Driving is really tricky.
• Slight pop in.
• Long loading times when you get one especially three first initial load.
• Plays just the same as all the previous games.