Disney Infinity

Disney Infinity
Developer(s)	Avalanche Software, Heavy Iron Studios (Wii and Wii U versions)
Publisher(s)	Disney Interactive Studios, Namco Bandai Games (Japan), Microsoft Studios (Xbox 360, Windows)
Platform(s)	PC and iPad with downloadable Toy Box, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, Wii U, 3DS
Released	August 18, 2013 (PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Wii U, 3DS), September 18, 2013 (iPad), November 14, 2013 (PC), August 21, 2014 (Wii U eShop)

Disney Infinity (also stylized as Disney INFINITY) is a video game that features characters from The Incredibles. The video game uses collectible figurines that are then virtualized within the game allowing for characters from Disney and Pixar properties to interact and go on adventures, an aspect originally from U.B. Funkeys and Skylanders. At launch, three worlds were available: The Incredibles, Pirates of the Caribbean and Monsters University.

Gameplay

The game has the player place their Disney Infinity figures onto the circular spots of the Disney Infinity base to jump into the game and come alive in a fully animated interactive world. With the exception of non-biped characters such as those from the Cars series, each character has a double jump and a default set of attacks, as well as an ability unique to each figure. For example, Violet can turn invisible. There are two main modes in the game. One mode is Play Set, where one can play sets of films which are accessed via placing the relevant play set piece onto the hexagonal spot of the Infinity Base. In Toy Box, the player can create their own world and stories.

Characters

Only characters from The Incredibles franchise will be listed here.

Playable characters

Released playable characters

Wave	Character	Notes
1	Mr. Incredible	Starter Pack
1	Mrs. Incredible	Sidekick Pack (also sold separately)
1	Violet	Girl Power Pack (also sold separately)
1	Dash	Sold separately
1	Syndrome	Villains Pack (also sold separately)

Crystal exclusive

Series	Character	Place to buy
2	Crystal Mr. Incredible	Toys "R" Us (Asda in UK)

Non-playable characters

Cast members

• Edna Mode
• Mirage
• Rick Dicker

Townspeople

• Mr. Incredible costume
• Mrs. Incredible costume
• Violet Parr costume
• Dash Parr costume
• Gazerbeam costume
• Dynaguy costume
• Apogee costume
• Baron Von Ruthless costume

Enemies

• Omnidroids (at least three distinct varieties)

Only seen in Early Concept Sketches

• The Underminer

Levels

1. Where There's Smoke...
2. Damage Assesment
3. Rubble Trouble
4. Fire Alarm!
5. Rooftop Rescue
6. Edna Arrives
7. The Secret of Heroes Island
8. Room to Breathe
9. Shape Up!
10. The Power Within
11. It's a Secret
12. Smooth Sailing
13. Learning to Glide
14. Gadgets Galore
15. No Escape
16. Emergency at Headquarters
17. Hide and Seek
18. Tight Spaces
19. Science to the Rescue
20. The Sky Has Fallen
21. Technical Deliveries
22. Find Snoring Gloria
23. Rise and Shine
24. Hovering Heroes
25. Crash Landing
26. Ruthless Discovery
27. Bomb Scare
28. Bombs Galore
29. Foutain of Trouble
30. Path of Justice
31. Escorting Gloria
32. Hideout Discovery
33. Baron Von Ruthless Transformed
34. Zero Point Power Up
35. The Final Showdown

Trivia

• Some of the international trailers contain a few alternate shots from the game.
• Syndrome appears in the game, despite him being killed at the end of The Incredibles.
• Certain music tracks from the films play, such as Saving Metroville by Michael Giacchino from The Incredibles.
• Although Tony Rydinger does not appear in the game, he was mentioned by Violet who was wondering what he was doing, and Dash singing "K-I-S-S-I-N-G" about Violet and Tony.
• Jack-Jack Parr was mentioned by Mr. Incredible, who hopes that he will handle well with his babysitter. He was also mentioned by Mrs. Incredible, who also mentions Kari McKeen in different lines, wondering if she is handling Jack-Jack well.