It’s another prime example of Nintendo’s ability to make its own games sing on hardware that tends to be much less powerful than the competition.Īfter the hotel’s spooky transformation, all its elevator buttons get snatched away by its spectral occupants, and Luigi must go floor by floor to find each one by beating that floor’s boss. I live for every single cinematic, which felt like they could have been snippets from a beautifully animated movie starring Luigi and his ghost dog, Polterpup. Ghosts fill the room with an otherworldly glow whenever they appear. Every hotel floor in Luigi’s Mansion 3 brims with detail, and the environmental lighting is just atmospheric enough to capture the haunted vibe without leaving me to fumble through the dark. It’s been most of the decade since Luigi’s last spooky foray on the Nintendo 3DS, and the series’ well-defined style has been elevated by the extra power of the Switch. (Haven’t they been fooled by this trick before?) The hotel doesn’t take long to reveal its haunted side, trapping everyone except Luigi in paintings, and forcing him reluctantly on the rescue yet again.
Luigi and his friends - Mario, Peach, and three Toads - arrive at a gleaming hotel with the promise of a relaxing vacation.
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