Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Luigi's Mansion series has always had a pretty consistent track record when it comes to quality, but the third installment has really knocked it out of the park. Featuring some of the best visuals of any nintendo game, Luigi's Mansion 3 feels like you're watching a movie at times. And it's no slouch in the gameplay department, as they have done a terrific job freshening up the combat, as well as offering a master-class in level design.

A lot like the original. It doesn’t take long to get the hang of it either. Definitely a must have for any switch owner

I am enjoying this game a lot. The graphics are great and the story is enjoyable. And it’s just as good as the first 2.

Good game, super fun to play and enjoy with the rest of the family.

A nice addition to the Luigi's Mansion franchise - it seems more polished than Dark Moon was. Some of the button combinations are difficult to pull off though and I didn't like that suction power wasn't used much except to vacuum up things to be shot out (for example, using suction to snuff out candles.) The Gooigi clone is a good new mechanic though and used well throughout the game. Good but not great, as solo campaign is fairly easy to find 100% of gems and boos on first play, giving little replay value outside of the multiplayer arena. Not really all that scary. More cartoonish scary (like Scooby-Doo) than actual scary. Probably better suited to older children though, as younger ones may have difficulty managing the controls. Even as adult player, I too often I found myself fumbling to get the right mix of facing, flashlight, and vacuum to defeat a ghost. (Players with three thumbs would be very good at this game.)

Very fun game! Bought it for my nephew and he loves it! I do enjoy playing it here and there too!

First time playing a Luigi's Mansion game and really fun, graphics look amazing and story is nice

This is possibly the best-looking game on switch. The character animation is super expressive and charming, and the environment design is great. The game builds on the original Luigi's Mansion's focus on exploration and puzzle-solving and it's more fun and intuitive than ever!

Luigi's Mansion may directly trace its lineage to the Super Mario franchise, but the series is in many ways its complete antithesis. Whereas Mario's adventures whisk players through vibrant worlds laden with pits, lava pools, and other platforming challenges to overcome, Luigi's have been decidedly more methodical, trading the colorful backdrops of his brother's titles for cobwebbed corridors, and emphasizing careful observation over quick reflex. Luigi's Mansion 3 very much continues this tradition, but the tightly crafted set pieces developer Next Level Games has assembled here illustrate just how compelling this style of gameplay remains, and the new mechanics and freer structure make it perhaps the best installment in the series yet.

Great graphics and gameplay. It’s not that difficult of a game. But I enjoy exploring the hotel and finding secret caches of coins and things. Some parts do require thought more than others and I think it is fun for all ages. I get through 1-3 floors a day when I have a lot of free time. Continued Playability is good if you want to try to find all of the gems from each floor or to explore more. The multiplayer dlc is fun with friends.

This is a must have game if you are Luigi's fan. Nice graphics, great story! Hours and hours of fun!

The addition of Luigis Mansion 3 to the Luigis mansion series was a definite need. This game bring out all the best qualities of the series one of a kind gameplay experiences. From the co-op story mode to the fun experiences of scarescraper and scream park, the game is fun for the whole family and can keep you entertained for days weeks and months at a time. Luigis Mansion 3 is a unique experience that I feel anyone and everyone should have the chance to enjoy.

Very cool that they've given Luigi his own games. My son doesn't play it all the time but he does really like how it plays.

Gameplay is simplistic, but in a way is good because it is easy to play for everyone (up to 2 players), while also still being fun. Charming story, classic characters.

Fun story line and game play. Some mini games are hard but once you figure it out it’s loads of fun with the kids.

Nice story and gets the gamer engaged from the beginning to the end. No dull moment with a few spooky suprises.

Brought back memories playing this with my son after he got this for Christmas. Great story play and hours of fun

Purchased this for my nephew and he loves it. It has a great story and has hours of fun loaded into it.

Awesome game the grandkids and my self enjoy playing it

I love Luigi, so I'm glad that the Luigi's Mansion games get the loving touch that they do. This is the best one yet! Luigi & the rest of the cast are full of expression; even Luigi's running animation will reflect how calm or scared he is. This one takes place in a "hotel" but the premise is largely the same as the other games. However, this isn't Dr. E Gadd and Luigi's first ghost rodeo, so they come up with some new tricks for the ride, including Gooigi, Luigi's new gooey, disposable doppelgänger. I only docked a star because too many of the boss fights felt frustrating, like they could've been better tuned. Also, the game can be completed pretty quickly (8ish hours?) if you don't take your time and allow yourself to become immersed in the hotel. Other than that, I really loved my time with this game. More Luigi, please!