Sucking Up Some Ghosts in “Luigi’s Mansion 3”

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About two years ago my family and I went to an arcade and I lost my oldest son there. After awhile we finally found him in this big closed game called Luigi’s Mansion. It was a big box you went in with curtains and two players could play the game inside. Until then I had forgotten about how cool Luigi’s Mansion was. My brothers had the game for Nintendo GameCube back in the day and I remember watching them play and laughing and laughing. I mean how can you not laugh when Luigi is battling ghosts with a vacuum contraption against a giant ghost and an evil hotel owner!

Last year we got the chance to play Luigi’s Mansion on our Nintendo 3DS but I admit I like bigger screens. I was thrilled to find out that Luigi’s Mansion 3 was coming to the Nintendo Switch.

Luigi’s Mansion 3

Luigi wins a free stay at the world-class Last Resort hotel for himself, his friends, and even Polterpup! Hellen Gravely, the owner, promises to dazzle them with first-class hospitality. But things go quickly from charming to downright creepy.

Awakened in the night by a scream, a terrified Luigi finds that his friends have been trapped in picture frames. Not only that, but his nemesis has returned.

Luigi realizes he’s caught in a trap—put in motion by Hellen Gravely to impress the ghostly villain King Boo!

Can Luigi make it through floor after floor of scary ghosts, spooky puzzles, and terrifying bosses? Maybe! After all, he’s equipped with Professor E. Gadd’s latest ghost-hunting gear.

Luigi’s Mansion 3 is a game that can be played with up to 8 players and packed with more tools and abilities than Luigi ever had before thanks to Professor E. Gadd’s latest inventions.

To add to the fun there is also a Luigi doppelganger named Gooigi, that is able to slip through tight spaces, walk on spikes, and otherwise help Luigi overcome obstacles he can’t get past alone. One player can either play Luigi and Gooigi interchangeably or two players can each take a character over. I love when games allow for 1 or 2 players (plus it has the option up 8 players) and this is a great family-friendly game.

Battling ghosts as a family makes for a perfect game night! My family hasn’t had a free night yet to play together but what is great about this game being on the Nintendo Switch is that it is portable. I love that this game can be played both on-the-go and on the big screen thanks to the Nintendo Switch dock.

In addition to battling ghosts, there are mini-games and puzzles to solve. It is a game that is sure to keep families playing and gives that chance for more fun after you beat the game or just want some quick fun!

Check out Luigi’s Mansion 3

You can find Luigi’s Mansion 3 on Amazon or wherever video games are sold. You can also read more about Luigi’s Mansion™ 3 game on the Nintendo website.