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LEGO The Incredibles gets its first gameplay trailer

Warner Bros has published the first LEGO The Incredibles gameplay trailer, showcasing a bit of the gameplay the game offers. LEGO The Incredibles is inspired by both movies The Incredibles 1 and 2.

In this game, players will be able to tackle crime as the super-powered Parr Family. In order to do so, you’ll need to master all the abilities The Incredibles possess and fight against dangerous villains and areas found in both of the original movies.

LEGO The Incredibles will feature a co-op mode, allowing players to achieve that extra gameplay experience by teaming up with their family. The road to bringing justice upon the world is long, and you’ll have fun doing it. As Warner Bros stated, as you progress throughout the game, you will discover new zones in which you can fight crime.

The game’s campaign will cover a story of both the movies, but it will offer a unique missions designed by TT Games. The voice actors will be the ones from the original Movies as well.

You can watch the gameplay trailer below, discovering all The Incredibles’ abilities.

Lego The Incredibles will become available on PS4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch and PC. First appearance on June 15.

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