The Disney-Pixar movies The Incredibles and Incredibles 2 let you witness the fantastic journeys of the Parr household as they fight criminality and the married situation in a humorous and fun LEGO universe. Gamers in LEGO The Incredibles can employ their unique "Super" talents to deliver the city's Super Villains to light as they traverse intervention narrative stages and an expansive hub area featuring Municiberg. In a 2-player co-op, players may work with loved ones and buddies to create unique LEGO creations!

Thus, Inspired by both The Incredibles and Incredibles 2 movies, TT Fusion created the action-adventure video Game called Lego The Incredibles.

Action Game:

The action is identical to the earlier Lego games, featuring two-player co - operation, hordes of monsters to combat, and challenges geared toward younger gamers. The videogame lets players take command of a variety of superheroes and antagonists from both movies, as well as supers who won't happen in either film but were included in the National Supers Agency databases in the DVD's bonus extras. Each character has unique talents and capabilities. For instance, Dash can run at crazy velocities, Violet can generate configurations and turn unnoticeable, Mr Incredible has super power and survivability, Elastigirl can form her body in many various ways, and Jack-Jack has a range of abilities, just like in the movies, including becoming a human flame, telekinesis, and time travel, to title a few. The videogame also features several personalities from previous Pixar movies, including Woody from Toy Story, James P. "Sulley" Sullivan from Monsters, Inc., and Flik from A Bug's Life. 

The two fictitious cities of Municiberg and New Urbem, which are located near one another, are where the open universe of the videogame is set. The videogame introduces an additional element termed the Crime Wave, which allows players to drive to a designated region of one of the cities being attacked by an amazingly and their goons, in addition to the customary gold bricks riddles, missions, and obstacles. To finish the Crime Wave, the player must complete every task that has been assigned to them by locals. Typically, the supervillain must be defeated in the final mission. Five supervillains must be defeated through 10 Crime Waves, including three from the movie (Bomb Voyage, the Underminer, and Syndrome) and two unique, game-only adversaries (the Brainfreezer and Anchor-Man). Similar to other Lego video games, Lego The Incredibles lets users design a unique avatar with various skills.

Narrative:

The scenario of the title roughly resembles the plots of The Incredibles and Incredibles 2, despite certain hilarious variations. The opening happenings of the video Game are those of the second movie, which the player must finish to unlock the first movie's events. There are also several significant adjustments to the plots of both films, including the fact that Frozone helped Mr Incredible trounce the very first Omnidroid on the Nomanisan island (there are two Omnidroids in the boss battle), the survival of Gazerbeam and her assistance in assisting Mr Incredible enter the hidden compartment, and Syndrome's surrender instead of his death after already being squeezed into Jack Jack's jet's motor when Jack Jack's strength stimulates.