Not so much incredible as expendable
PS 4
Every now and then a LEGO release comes along that revitalises the long-running franchise and takes the series is fresh and exciting directions. LEGO The Incredibles is not that game. Instead it’s the gaming equivalent of comfort food, as it offers snackable, familiar gameplay that you’ll enjoy while you’re consuming it, but you’ll get very little nourishment from.
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