Players can unlock buildings and objects, then customise their own metropolis, university, or pirate ship. This way players can team up as the Incredible family or have one person steer a ship in Pirates while another mans the cannons.Īnother similarity is that they're all extremely customisable. They're all available in up to four-player multiplayer with both local and online options. While each Play Set is pretty much its own game they do have some things in common. This article contained embedded media which can no longer be displayed. The Incredibles' Play Set looks to be an open world beat-'em-up where players choose which superhero they want to play as, Monsters University pits Mike and Sulley against a rival college where players must lay traps to protect their school from pranksters while sneaking about to pull off some pranks of their own, and Pirates of the Caribbean is an open world adventure that's a mix between seafaring and exploring exotic islands. These will grant access to the Monsters University, Pirates of the Caribbean and The Incredibles Play Sets. Incredible (though up to 20 characters will be available at launch). Initially players will buy a starter pack containing Sulley, Captain Jack Sparrow and Mr. Instead, players buy sets of figurines and each character can enter their respective world or "Play Set." The Play Sets can only be accessed by characters from their particular franchises. Though unlike Activision's mega-hit, Disney Infinity goes one step further by allowing each property to have its own game: though it doesn't appear that these will be sold individually.
The way it works is each playable character is tethered to a physical figurine that needs to be plugged into a port ala Skylanders. Disney Interactive has announced Disney Infinity, an "interactive gaming platform" consisting of several multiplatform games that will coalesce into one big game, sort of.
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