Customer Ratings & Reviews

Story mode and gameplay are fantastic! Highly recommended if you played and enjoyed the original! Word of caution though - some of the controls cannot be inverted (similar to the gamecube title). That can be a deal-breaker for some gamers especially when the axis controls are not traditional to modern games!

Definitely a good game if you enjoyed the original i can definitely make the case its just as good than it!

I always wanted to play this on GameCube and now that it is on the Switch I really regret not playing it! It is really fun and something different than the usual “Princess is captured by Bowser” I mean ....everyone is captured in this game but you get what I’m saying. It’s nice to see this game do well on Multiplayer too.

I played the original Luigi's Mansion for the first time earlier this year so I went into this one kinda knowing what to expect. The game does a great job making me feel dumb when the answer to a puzzle is glaringly obvious (such as using Luigi + Gooigi to move an object with their plungers). I found this game to be just as irritating as the original since trying to move around and suck up things with the vacuum is kind of annoying with the tilt controls turned on (they're on by default). For the most part I found the game enjoyable and short (total play time was about 26 hours) and one of the better game I've played this year.

I haven't played any of the previous games in the series but that's fine, having a blast playing this one. I was tempted to take off one star for some wonky controls at times but the overall charm of the game and the cleverness of the puzzles won me over to the point where I'm going to go ahead and give this one a full five stars.

Luigi’s Mansion was never included along those list of nostalgic titles I played as a kid, but having played this game I am willing to bet every adaptation of the previous game must compare. It’s fun, it’s challenging in ways that make it interesting and urging to come back and enjoy. It’s worth a purchase! Don’t be afraid!

Love this game every Luigi or Mario game is fun to play

I never had a chance to play the other Luigi Mansion Games but this one I had. My first time playing I could say Luigi is a fun character to play. The games does give you puzzles to solve and mysteries to discover if your into that type of game. The Enemies are also fun to go against some may be frustrating to face against. Each enemy have different ways to face them so do remember how to catch them. The story is interesting and fun so far I have gone even though I haven’t played the other Luigi Mansion games. If your new I would recommend trying it out or look into.

Another great game from Nintendo. This time it's another action puzzle game. You control Luigi, running around solving problems, sucking up ghosts and cleaning up the hotel. Some of the puzzles can be quite challenging and the vacuum controls can be quite wonky sometimes, but overall the game is great.

Lots of fun especially for kids Aged 5-10, its somewhat difficult for kids under 5 amd kids older then 10 might find this too easy or lose interest fast. Im having a blast with my 5 year old, its a great game, gameplay is where the fun is capturing ghosts and stuff, the story is as simple as they come. Definitely worth the $60

Fun game, and not too long a play. It holds up to the Nintendo level we expect

My nine year old son absolutely loved this game. I think I’ll get Luigi’s Mansion 2 and 1 gor him since 3 is so fun.

All the Luigi's mansion games look great and the animation flows so well, from opening doors to showcasing Luigi's clumsy and cowardly reactions, the latest entry builds on all that and makes it more engaging with new gameplay mechanics, a great story, and solid atmosphere. Great game.

Once you get the hang of the controls, the game play goes smoothly and there's a lot to explore. The graphics are amazing and Luigi's reactions and facial expressions add a lot of fun and laughs to the game. The story is funny, the environments are creative, and the boss battles are fantastic. This is a great game.

This game is fantastic. I played Luigi's mansion on GameCube launch and fell in love back then. I've also played 2 on 3DS. This is by far the best iteration. I love the local co-op with my kids and single player is just as good. Great puzzles, good progression, kid friendly. I love how each floor has a theme and a unique "story" / progression. Love it!

I played this with my daughter who loved it, it looks great but is hampered by sometimes maddening controls and weird difficulty spikes especially against bosses.

One of the best games I’ve played on the Switch! Hours of fun and adventure. The story is well written and keeps you interested from beginning to end.

I bought this game because my son loves Luigi. I started to play this game to just to get the feel of it and help my son but I started to get addicted to it and play with it instead. I love this game! It's supercute and not hard to get thru at all. My 6 year old is a pro at beating those ghosts already lol

This was a purchase for my 5 year old grandson birthday. He loved it, the graphics are great and game easy to play.

As always happens with Nintendo, this game oozes charm. The adventure is wacky from start to finish and I find myself wanting to play more to see what's on the next floors, or behind a locked door. It's very fun to play both in bite sized chunks and long play sessions, perfect for the Nintendo Switch's nature as a hybrid console. However, this game is more suited for a someone over the age of ten, as it uses a lot of mechanics younger children may not remember. However, the game has a fully fleshed out coop, which allows an older more experienced players to play the main character while a younger child gets to play an almost invincible partner. Playing on the tv is perfect in terms of control however playing the game in portable mode, I often found aiming left and right difficult to do precisely while looking up and down was fine due to motion control. Overall I highly recommend this for someone looking to build their Switch Library, or for those with younger kids who are always interested in their video games.