Reviewer: Hawk eye Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars Title: Nintendo is back on the right track! Review: Luigi’s Mansion 3, as the name states, is the third game of the series.I bought Luigi’s Mansion with my Nintendo GameCube back in the day and loved every minute of it. It was a completely different direction for a Mario game yet still had all the charm, puzzles, strategy, and wittiness that Nintendo has been renowned for. I enjoyed not only fighting to catch the ghosts in the game, but also reading up on them, their stories and discovering their personalities in encountering and fighting them.Luigi’s Mansion 2 came out, I bought it, started it, and quit playing it. When Luigi’s Mansion 3 was announced, I was on safety leave from work, due to the pandemic, and decided to finish Luigi’s Mansion 2.I couldn’t do it.LM2 feels so fragmented (pun intended, as that’s how Luigi is transported in that game). The story is minimal, the ghosts are largely generic and while they do cause mischief and clown around, it just didn’t have that Nintendo charm. One would think having multiple mansions to explore would be great, but this just adds to the fragmented and scattered nature of the game. Finally, the game is broken into “mission” style levels. Once you get the item/catch the ghost/install the part/etc. you get transported out of the mansion. Yet more fragmentation. The game just couldn’t keep me interested.Now, onto Luigi’s Mansion 3: I am very happy to say Nintendo combined the best of both the prior two Luigi’s Mansion games, added several new quality of life improvements that are very helpful, and added new nuances to the game that make it more enjoyable.First off, Luigi will automatically run faster as he continues to move without stopping. So helpful!Second, slamming ghosts is SOOOOOO FUN!! Not to mention helpful! In older Luigi’s Mansion games, if you were pulling a ghost in with the Poltergust and another ghost got behind you to hit you, you had to stop pulling your target ghost and hope it pulled you away before the second ghost hit you. Not anymore! With the Poltergust 00 in this situation, just make sure you’ve snagged a ghost tightly enough to slam them. Got another ghost behind you? Whip your target ghost around and smash it into the second ghost! Not only will that immobilize the second ghost, but you’ll damage both of them! Super super helpful!This third nuance is a bit of a spoiler. You’ve been warned. Another new feature is revives from Polterpup! You need to advance in the story a bit, then buy a particular item. If you lose all your hearts (health) in a fight and fall, Polterpup will come in, take the item, and revive Luigi!Also, while you will unlock some warping options as you progress, you always stay in the hotel and can move about fairly well. This, along with other nuances, make Luigi’s Mansion 3 feel solid, with a good story and a smooth progression.Finally, I am happy to say Nintendo gave the boss ghosts in this game personality! While there’s no storyline behind them (at least the ones I’ve caught), their personalities not only shine in interactions, but it makes for very fun and unique variety in battling them to catch them! From a bell waiter that persists in not losing his hat, to a security guard armed with a squirt gun, all the boss ghosts so far have been charming, fun, challenging and intriguing in that way that only Nintendo can deliver.Bottom line here: If you enjoyed either of the previous two Luigi’s Mansion games, you will absolutely enjoy this one!! Reviewer: JustChillDude445 Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars Title: DELIGHTFUL Review: To me, “Delightful” is the perfect way to describe LM3. While I got a Gamecube at 8 years old on Christmas 2001, for some reason, I NEVER got LUIGI’S MANSION with it. I guess it never piqued my interest as an 8 year old. I was more into 007 games, Super Smash, Lord of the Rings, Tony Hawk 3, etc during the early 00s.Anyway, this is the first LM game I’ve played (now 26) and I love the simplicity of it. It’s colorful, cartoony, funny, cute, creepy in a fun way, and the perfect game to take a load off with and mess around with. I bought the digital copy through Amazon. Great Game. Reviewer: Joe Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars Title: A Must Own Nintendo Switch Title Review: “Spooktacular” is a great way to describe the new Luigi’s Mansion 3 for the Nintendo Switch.I picked up the game digitally on release. The download is only 6 gb, which is amazing considering how other titles out there are nowhere under 10 gbs. I love having Luigi’s Mansion with me on the go and not having to worry about a game cartridge. Amazon’s digital download service is also very easy: purchase the game, get the download code, enter it in the eShop, good to go!As for the game. I have nothing but amazing things to say for Luigi’s Mansion. It’s spooky, it’s funny, it’s filled with puzzles and exploration. If you never played a Luigi’s Mansion game before, I would describe this as a open world, exploration based, adventure game. There’s action, there’s fighting, there’s puzzle solving, there’s backtracking and tons of loot to collect. You seriously can’t go wrong here.Some of my favorite features in Luigi’s Mansion 3 are:- The ability to whack ghosts that are being sucked up. If you are sucking a ghost into your vacuum, you’ll eventually be given the opportunity to smash the “A” button and slam a ghost on to the floor to lower their HP faster. It makes the process fun and hilarious. I love when I’m smashing ghosts and other ghosts stop in their tracks and cover their eyes, afraid to be hit by Luigi’s rampage. Other ghosts in range ALSO get affected and will lose health if you ram ghosts into each other. It’s hilarious and perfect.- The Hotel’s Open World Environment. Luigi’s Mansion 3 is very much like Super Mario Odyssey. You have free roam of a massive hotel, you can backtrack as much as you want. The game’s only elevator is how you access the different “worlds”, each world having a specific theme. Some of the floors are hotel themed like a store area, rooms, or restaurant. Other floors are wild themes like a castle. I love how ridiculous these floors get later on, and without spoiling the game, you’re in for a real treat.- The Puzzles. Luigi’s Mansion 3 is FILLED with puzzles. Some of them are action based, requiring you to figure out an enemy’s weakness before you can suck them up with your vacuum. Some puzzles are a little slower, require patience, and even some “out of the box” thinking to get by. New to this game is Gooigi. (The green gooey dude on the front of the case) Gooigi is a gelatin like substance that the player can control. Gooigi is not treated like an AI, players have to switch between Luigi and Gooigi. However, Gooigi will remember to do specific actions like sucking/blowing the vacuum or standing in a specific spot. Gooigi also has abilities that Luigi cannot do like going through spikes, sewer grates, ventilation ducts, etc. I initially thought I wouldn’t like using Gooigi, but he’s actually a very welcome addition to the game and I can’t stop using him. What makes Gooigi great is that his health bar is separated from Luigi’s so if he gets knocked out, you can spawn him again without penalties.- The storyline. This is my second Luigi’s Mansion game. I played Dark Moon on the 3DS but never finished it. I like how all the characters across the Luigi’s Mansion universe make a comeback in this game. Professor E. Gadd is a notable mention. Minor spoilers ahead… once you get to unlocking the Professor, he sets up shop below the hotel, allowing you a place of refuge from the spooky and twisted floors. Inside the lab, you’ll be able to track your achievements and hidden gems across floors, see your collected ghosts, play multiplayer, talk to the Professor, browse his shop of items for purchase, and hang out with any characters you’ve saved along the way. I love how the story incorporates a lot of characters. The sense of urgency to save everyone is real, and climbing those floors is a real treat. I also love the lore of the hotel and getting the chance to explore it is really fun.- The Difficulty. I’m a young adult gamer. I’m pretty good at video games. Luigi’s Mansion is pretty mixed when it comes to difficulty. Sometimes an area can be super easy. Other times it can be this weird experience where you’re staring at the room, trying to figure out what you need to do next, until that “light bulb” moment hits you and you’ve figured it out. Some boss fights can be fun, other’s can be incredibly difficult until you figure out their weaknesses. Overall, I think the challenge factor is absolutely there and both experienced and novice players will find joy the Last Resort Hotel.Overall, Luigi’s Mansion 3 is a wonderful, must own, Switch title, in my opinion. I’ve purchased the digital copy for myself, and I’ve purchased codes for my friends as well, because I can’t stop recommending this game. It’s a wonderful experience, there’s so much to do, it’s easily one of my top games of the year for 2019. Thanks Nintendo for this amazing experience! Reviewer: Ryans Reviews Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars Title: Its a good one. Review: Good times! Fun adventure. Good graphics. 7 year old was obsessed with it. Reviewer: Kayla Kunz Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars Title: Fun game Review: Got it on my 5 year old sons switch. He absolutely loves it! Reviewer: BenjamnBanks Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars Title: Love it Still play it Review: Love It Still Play at time. Good for kids Reviewer: Kindle Customer Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars Title: Terrible game Review: Looks colorful, but it has no substance at all.If all you want is a game to be able to play with your seven year old nephew every now and then, this game will more or less serve that purpose.
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