#LEGO THE INCREDIBLES REVIEWS MOVIE#

Some music is lifted from the movie soundtracks, and everything sounds balanced and fits well with the game. Perhaps load times are better on other consoles, and future patches could address the issue, but at the time of this review the game has a rough time getting players right into the action. At times I spent well over a minute waiting for the next level to load which is strangely uncommon for smaller size games like this these days. The less than impressive visuals could also be associated with poor optimization, as the game’s load times are horrendous. Environments are as visually varied as they are in the movies, and the open world portion offers new environments that the main story missions don’t include. Nothing that soured my experience with the game, but I certainly felt like the game was lacking something in the visuals department. Characters and animations look great, but environments lack detail and I experienced both framerate chug and texture pop-ins during cutscenes. This is honestly one of the best LEGO games I’ve played to date.īeginning with visuals, LEGO The Incredibles looks good, not great, although I can’t help but feel like that was due in-part to my opting to play on the Nintendo Switch. My ten hours spent with the game were filled with moments of laughter and glee. With both a story mode for the first Incredibles and Incredibles 2, as well as a large open world to explore, LEGO The Incredibles offers tons of value that can be enjoyed solo or with a friend. Whether you’re a fan of Pixar’s latest summer blockbuster or the popular action-adventure brick building genre, LEGO The Incredibles is a great entry in a beloved series of games that is sure to please.

Lego the incredibles reviews