Play The Incredibles - Rise of the Underminer (U)(Trashman) Online

I picked up The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer on Game Boy Advance back in 2005, developed by Heavy Iron Studios. It was one of those licensed games that came out around the time of the movie, and on the GBA, it fit right in with the side-scrolling action titles of that era. The game picks up right where the film left off, with the Underminer bursting up through the city streets, and you're thrown into the action almost immediately.

You control Mr. Incredible and Frozone, either solo or with a friend in co-op. Mr. Incredible handles the heavy hitting, punching through enemies and obstacles, while Frozone uses ice attacks to freeze foes and create platforms. You move screen by screen, clearing out enemies, solving simple environmental puzzles, and collecting bolts to upgrade your abilities. The pacing is fairly straightforward, though some sections can feel repetitive after a while. It’s not particularly long or deep, but there’s a simple satisfaction in switching between characters to overcome obstacles. Playing it feels like a straightforward, no-fuss brawler that gets the job done without overcomplicating things.