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About Luigi's Mansion 3

Mario checks into a luxury hotel and never checks out — Luigi's Mansion 3 opens with the Last Resort swallowing the Mushroom Kingdom crew, leaving the green brother to ride the elevator through a tower of themed haunts until every floor gives up its secrets. Grezzo's Nintendo adventure leans into cowardly charm rather than action-hero bravado, and the hotel layout turns ghost hunting into a puzzle box you peel back one themed level at a time.

Luigi's Mansion 3 haunted Last Resort hotel on Nintendo Switch

The Poltergust G-00 handles combat and exploration together: slam spirits into walls, blow away debris, and vacuum up ghosts until their hearts break free for capture. Each floor swaps décor, enemies, and boss encounters — a pool deck, a medieval dungeon, a jazz lounge — so backtracking never feels like the same corridor with new wallpaper.

Gooigi splits and ScareScraper crowds

Gooigi slips under gates, walks spikes, and squeezes through grates Luigi cannot fit, which makes single-player routing a constant swap between bodies. Hand a second player the goo duplicate and the main campaign becomes proper couch co-op. Beyond the story, ScareScraper supports up to eight ghost hunters over local wireless or online, while ScreamPark throws team mini-games into the mix for nights when vacuuming spectres needs a competitive break.

Luigi's Mansion 3 Gooigi co-op ghost hunting gameplay

PEGI 7 keeps scares playful rather than punishing, with spooky music and cartoon ghosts suited to family play sessions. Chinese, Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish language options cover the hotel's dialogue without locking everyone to one dub.

Luigi's Mansion 3 Poltergust ghost capture on Switch

Nintendo Switch owners rounding out a playful shelf might stack wizarding co-op in LEGO Harry Potter Collection, kart nights in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, colourful platforming in New Super Lucky's Tale, chaotic kitchen shifts in Overcooked Special Edition, and compact dungeon exploration in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening.

Players chasing a first-party ghost hunt with Gooigi puzzles, eight-player ScareScraper sessions, and a full hotel tower to clear on Nintendo Switch will find Luigi's Mansion 3 the spooky-comedy adventure worth keeping on the handheld dock.

Product Type: Game
Developers: Grezzo
Publishers: Nintendo of America
Genres: Action, Adventure
Platforms: Nintendo
Regions: United States
Age ratings: PEGI 7
Languages:
Chinese Dutch English French

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€57.98