PlayStation 2 Critic Reviews

If you liked the movie, you'll probably like the game, as it's a near-perfect blend of classic gameplay with the production values and design of the film.

While the level design is fairly basic, the levels are huge and offer some great moments and decent challenges for all ages.

With a great audio/visual style, but lackluster mechanics and replay value, only true fans of the movie need apply.

The graphics look great and feel slick, giving you the ability to flesh out some of the film's more memorable sequences. [Jan 2005, p.70]

Definitely aimed at the younger audiences, The Incredibles is an adequate but unremarkable action game on its own. The license certainly does help thanks to Pixar's unique charm and the game includes a variety of movie footage and trailers to please fans of the film.

A repetitive beat-'em-up and on-foot racing game rolled into one. The Incredibles game isn't as incredible as the film.

It would have been nice to have stronger gameplay elements but the graphics and audio help to save The Incredibles from an unpleasant experience.

A pretty good platform game, but it really offers nothing new to the market.

Don't be too put off by the T-rating, if you're fine with your kids seeing the movie, the game is safe. [Jan 2005, p.105]

And while the game never quite reaches "Incredible" levels, it's still a good enough game to warrant checking out if you enjoyed the movie. Just don't expect to have to spend much time with it.