Luigi's Mansion 3 - US Version

As someone who isn’t into video games. I love this game! My son and I enjoy playing this together! It is a single player game but very fun!

My kids love this game. It allows them to work together as a team to accomplish tasks. It is user friendly and kids safe.

Great game. Bought it for my kid and I ended up using it when he was asleep. Had to go out and get my own switch and this game. Now we run around the hotel levels figurig things out together.

This is my favorite game for the switch.

I loved this game! As an adult who doesn't play video games much I was looking for something fun to play after I got a new switch. This game kept me intrigued for weeks. It had the perfect level of difficulty and kept getting harder the farther in you went. I love this game can't wait to play it through again

If your grandkids like it, you buy it if u can afford it

Grandson was thrilled with this game for his birthday

I wanted to get this game at release, but waited because I had such a large backlog of games. I still do, but finally decided to pick up Luigi's Mansion 3 after watching a Polygon video about the game's animation.I'm glad I did. The game is great! The single-player experience is fun, yet stimulating, and I highly recommend it. Unfortunately, I haven't had a good opportunity to test out the multiplayer modes outside of a few online matches with strangers, but I hope to do so soon.Next Level Games is the developer, and they did a superb job here, particularly with the animation. Every move Luigi makes feels grounded, with the animation really selling the physics, which in turn causes the player to buy into the experience more. You understand who Luigi is as a character just buy watching him open a door, turn his flashlight on and off, get startled by a ghost behind him, etc. The game looks incredible compared to other Switch games!As with Luigi's Mansion 2 on the 3DS (also developed by Next Level), the spooky atmosphere is somewhat lacking compared to the GameCube original, but the thematic floors more than make up for it, and the plethora of new mechanics added make it a much richer and deep experience on a gameplay level. The puzzles can be challenging, particular if you're doing a completionist playthrough where you try to get all six gems on each floor, along with capturing each floor's Boo.Really, my only complaint is that there really isn't any reason to collect money or find all the secrets, aside from personal pride. The reward for capturing all the Boos is that Luigi's flashlight shines a Boo face on walls, and getting all 102 gems only lets you buy a blinged-out Poltergust. That's it. And money only lets you buy extra lives, Boo trackers, and hints that show you the rough locations of gems on a floor. Why not make extra costumes something you can spend your money on? The player is constantly rewarded for finding secrets and defeating enemies with loads of dollars and coins, but you can't use them for anything!All in all, I highly recommend Luigi's Mansion 3. It's up there with Super Mario Odyssey, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild as great original Switch games.