Customer Ratings & Reviews

I brought this game for my daughter as a Christmas present, she plays it every day. I also brought other games, but this game seems to hold her attention. From what I can see when I walk past the den it seem to be a very detailed game good game play and excellent graphics for the switch

This is a great way to spend 30+ hours of your life. I actually wish it was a little longer and I'm a very slow player that spends way too much time looking for all the little hidden treasures in games. Graphics and game play is fantastic, can't wait for the next one!

This is my first experience with the Luigis Mansion franchise. While it takes some getting used to (e.g., no jumping, running and complex controls), the game is truly unique and enjoyable. The graphics, detail and fluidity are clearly Nintendo at their best. The game is also peppered with many hidden collectibles, which should keep you busy past completion of the storyline. I will even admit their were one or two bosses that gave me a run for my money! Overall, I would recommend this game, especially if you are a fan of first party Nintendo franchises.

The best game I’ve ever played with two people. I’m sad that we finished it. I need another one just like this!

This game is beyond fun. Having never played the previous 2 games in the franchise, I wasn't sure I would enjoy it. But after diving into the game, it's beyond hard not to love everything about this game. If you loved Super Mario Odyssey, then you will love Luigi's solo game just as much.

I’ve wanted to own this excellent game for some time now. I’ve played a bit on a friend’s Switch and it’s a really engaging, fun game.

Very fun and casual game! The design keeps that playful aesthetic and gameplay with opportunity for coop is enjoyable. Would highly recommend for families and a quick pick up and put down with the auto save feature activating upon room change.

I picked up this game as the original is a childhood favorite. I was able to play through the game with my non-gamer wife and had a great time. Easy to learn and has interesting boss mechanics. Has fun replay value going back and finding hidden items and an a (up to) 8 player versus mode.

This game is prefect for the kids my niece’s and nephew’s love this game they get really competitive with each other

Best of the 3 Luigi’s mansion games in my opinion. Like the classic game that launched with GameCube years ago but with new bells and whistles that make this just as original and just as fun. Has not gotten stale with the newer installments in the series years later. Highly recommended!

As a huge fan of the original on the GameCube, I was very please that this third entry felt more similar to the original than the last game (Dark Moon) did. It brings together a lot of elements from the last two games, with new features on top. It has hands down the best boss battles in the entire series, with each boss battle being outstandingly satisfying. My one big complaint is that there’s no New Game+ or Second Quest style mode after you beat it (this was called “Hidden Mansion” mode in the original). Otherwise, it’s a must-have for the Switch.

If you love the Luigi’s mansion games and love want to play with someone, after the first hour and a half tutorial, you get guigi and a second player can play with you! Great puzzle game although a bit too much collecting money on the downside, but that makes it a great kids game as well.

I bought this for my 7 year old nephew and he loved it, but I think that the gameplay on it is so good, it will be enjoyed by gamers of all ages. It's got classic characters and the gameplay is exceptional. It's rated E for everyone, so it's a great game for gamers of every age.

Bought it more for the collection than anything else, but the game is fun and the puzzles are pretty good

Written on behalf of my 8 year old who says “it’s a good game. 5 out of 5” Personally, I prefer Mario Karts.

Definitely a kids game, but just what I needed to get into - controls are quick to pick up, and the game doesn't waste time with overly excessive tutorials, just a couple quick and easy starter levels. I guess we'll see if that continues as I make my way through the story line!

This game is fun to play 2 player. My son loves hunting the ghosts.

Amazing game, I feel like this should be one of those ''If you own a switch, you have to try this out!''. Now, let me put it out there, I'm not a huge nintendo fan nor am I a Mario / Luigi fanboy, but this was a pretty fun game <3. It's also co-op!

Great game. Takes little bit of time to beat it so you get your money worth. Its been a fun game so far and there is plenty of side things you can do while your playing the game!

I bought the original Luigi's Mansion when it first came out back on the Gamecube and it quickly became my favorite game of all time and still stands as such to this day so when I played 2 and 3 I held them to a VERY high standard and while 2 fell flat 3 came fairly close. Cons: Luigi's character model feels sluggish compared to the original game, the Ghost capturing mechanics don't feel as tight as before and while the new slam technique was interesting for some of the puzzles, it felt unnecessary overall. I also feel like the standard ghosts were pretty generic and the early stage boss ghosts as well were pretty lackluster overall with their designs and the fact that they were supposed to be the boss characters of their respective floor but felt more like mini bosses instead. I think the game could have used less stages and just fleshed them out a little more . Pros: While the early stages and their bosses left a lot to be desired the later half stepped it up with more interesting locales, puzzles and boss battles. the game overall DID have a nice atmosphere, the Haunted Hotel with each boss character ruling over their own floor themed around them was a nice idea though it all felt a little empty and while the different bosses(later stages) were cool, they were kinda brought down by the same generic baddies lining each floor(I think it would have better to have the regular ghosts appearances change to better fit each floor and their respective boss ghosts) Con/Just Personal Opinion They brought back King Boo but nobody else from the first game which was disappointing to me especially since E-Gad specifically says "They fooled me and released all of my ghosts, -> INCLUDING THE ONES YOU CAPTURED <- so that got my hopes up thinking that the game was not only going to be a rematch against King Boo (who you actually see very little of during the game other than his fight at the very end) which I think would made the game far more interesting but sadly that wasn't the case. one of the early stages is themed around a concert hall and the boss fight takes place in an auditorium and when you first walk in the very first thing you see is a Piano and I genuinely expected to see Melody appear for a rematch....you can imagine my disappointment when the boss fight turned out to be against a generic looking Beethoven parody.. In short not as good as I was hoping it to be but overall a decent enough game though nowhere near as good as the Original.