The Inside Out Playset is..

As someone who has completed it, but not 100%, it's great fun.
100% is a nightmare, though... I shoulda kept a lookout for pages and balloons!

We haven't played Inside Out as much as our Star Wars Play Sets, but I really enjoy it. And I am blown away by the imaginative designs in the levels.


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.. not really something that interests me. I've not seen the movie and find no appeal in the characters (maybe I will if I ever watch the movie).

Glad you all are having fun with it though!

It is probably my favorite playset I played from 3.0.

Though what isn't fun is trying to get some of the idea bulbs, one you have to jump up falling platforms over lava, you have to jump fast so you have to be Fear, but the platforms fall quicker as you jump up and the camera is at a bad angle so you end up falling on the lava and respawnng 20+ times. Another one is under unbreakable clouds, not sure how to get that one. Others are just sitting on platforms, why make some idea bulbs hidden but easy to retrieve and others almost impossible or impossible?

Though it is nice that you can do each star separately and not in one go, there's no way you can pop 250 balloons while collecting all the pages and the idea bulb all under 7 minutes.

I also noticed some places where you have to die in order to retrieve the pages, you have to break the clouds, then go as Sadness and fall through to the bottom cloud. I ended up standing on the cloud as Disgust then falling through the page as I fell to my death.

The only part that frustrated me is when I messed up on those timed balloon challenges; and have to start the level completely over (if I'm going for that star). I loved the designs of the levels, but it did become a chore going after the stars; some levels I dreaded playing several times over.
But that isn't Disney's fault; that's just me and platformers. There's only so much enjoyment I can get out of them. For instance, I've never liked the Mario games. None of those do anything for me. Except 64, since it was more open-world, but then again I liked Banjo Kazooie much more than Mario 64 lol. I LOVED Banjo Kazooie, one of my all time favorite games.

Good ol' Banjo and Kazooie!

Banjo Kazooie much better than Mario 64. In that you are right JustNCredible.

I'll be getting my hands on this playset really soon, I'm really excited, I've heard a lot of positive comments about this playset. Looking forward to play it!