- Steam pricePrice
- $39.99
- Release
- June 15, 2018
- Session GoalsGoals
- Platforms
How co-op works
Two local players share story levels and the Municiberg hub, combining Parr family super abilities to fight villains, solve obstacles, and assemble LEGO builds. Steam Remote Play Together supports the same shared or split-screen session with a remote partner.
About this game
LEGO The Incredibles brings the first two Incredibles movies to life with the brick-breaking charm TT Games is known for. You and a friend can team up locally to tackle story missions that mix combat, platforming, and environmental puzzles, each hero equipped with signature superpowers like Elastigirl's stretching and Dash's speed.
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Gameplay revolves around switching between characters to overcome obstacles, whether that means melting barriers with Jack-Jack or smashing through walls as Mr. Incredible. The co-op layer keeps both players busy juggling enemy waves, collecting studs, and coordinating powers to unlock secret areas scattered across Municiberg and beyond.
Split-screen support means two players can explore separately or regroup for set-piece battles, and Steam Remote Play Together extends that setup to online friends. Sessions lean into light coordination rather than frantic callouts, making it a relaxed way to revisit Pixar's superhero saga with a teammate.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I play the entire story campaign in co-op?
Yes, you can play through both Incredibles films in local split-screen co-op with a friend. All story missions support two players working together.
Is there online multiplayer, or only local co-op?
The game is designed for local split-screen co-op, but you can play online with friends using Steam Remote Play Together, which streams the local session over the internet.
How does character switching work in co-op?
Both players can switch between the Incredibles family members to use their unique powers-like Elastigirl's stretching or Dash's speed-to solve puzzles and reach secret areas. You'll need to coordinate which powers to use for certain obstacles.
Does co-op require constant communication and coordination?
No, the co-op is fairly relaxed. While you'll occasionally need to coordinate powers to unlock secrets or tackle puzzles, most of the gameplay-combat, collecting studs, platforming-doesn't demand tight teamwork or constant callouts.

























