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|developer=[[Next Level Games]]

|release={{flag list|Japan|October 31, 2019|USA|October 31, 2019|Mexico|October 31, 2019<ref>[https://www.nintendo.com/es_LA/games/detail/luigis-mansion-3-switch/ ''Luigi's Mansion™ 3' para la consola Nintendo Switch]. ''Nintendo.com (in Spanish)''.</ref>|Europe|October 31, 2019|Australia|October 31, 2019|South Korea|October 31, 2019|HK|October 31, 2019|ROC|October 31, 2019}}

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'''''Luigi's Mansion 3''''' is a [[Nintendo Switch]] game, and the third original game in the [[Luigi's Mansion (series)|''Luigi's Mansion'' series]], after ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' and ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]''. Unlike previous games in the series, the game takes place in a hotel run by ghosts rather than an actual mansion. Like the previous main installment, it was developed by [[Next Level Games]]. The game is 7.3 GB in file size, though it can be expanded with downloadable content (DLC).

 

 

 

 

[[Luigi]], [[Mario]], [[Princess Peach]], and a trio of [[Toad (species)|Toads]] are invited to a hotel called [[The Last Resort]] for a vacation, which they travel to via a charter bus driven by [[Toad|one]] of the Toads. Soon after Luigi and the gang arrive, they head inside the [[Grand Lobby]] during broad daylight and check in at the front desk with the hotel's bellhop, [[Steward (Luigi's Mansion 3)|the Steward]]. They are introduced and later escorted by the owner of the hotel, a mysterious woman named [[Hellen Gravely]], to their fifth-floor rooms. Princess Peach is seen heading towards her respective hotel room ([[Room 501]]), Mario to his ([[Room 502]]), and finally Luigi to his own ([[Room 503]]). Inside his hotel room, Luigi starts to read a novel and immediately falls asleep.

 

Luigi later wakes up on a dark night and hears Peach screaming, the hotel's atmosphere now haunted with everyone but him gone missing. He gets out of bed with simply a flashlight in hand, exits his room and sees mysterious purple energy lurking through the hallway. He walks towards the floor's elevator to be greeted by Hellen, who is revealed to be a ghost. Hellen explains she invited Luigi and his friends out of admiration for her idol whom she reveals as none other than Luigi's arch-nemesis, [[King Boo]], much to his horror. King Boo explains that Hellen had freed him from [[Professor E. Gadd]]'s custody following his recapture in the previous game and announces his plan for revenge upon Luigi, showing his friends imprisoned in paintings. He begins chasing Luigi through the hallway to subject him to the same fate while placing [[Spirit Ball]]s on all the hotel room doors and corners him at the end of the hallway. However, Luigi manages to escape by jumping into a laundry chute and falls all the way into a laundry hamper in the [[Basement (Luigi's Mansion 3)|basement]].

 

Luigi is woken up by Polterpup and manages to find the [[Poltergust G-00]] inside E. Gadd's car. He soon finds the professor trapped in another painting as well on the second floor and frees him by using the [[Dark-Light Device]] he finds in a vault. The now-freed E. Gadd asks Luigi to escort him out of the hotel, but he decides to stay when Luigi refuses to leave before saving his trapped friends. After Luigi and Professor E. Gadd return to the garage and the former defeats the Steward, E. Gadd sets up his portable lab, explaining how he too was tricked into visiting the hotel as part of Hellen's plan and gives him the [[Virtual Boo]] for communication. Professor E. Gadd then asks Luigi to retrieve his briefcase from the fifth floor, where Luigi recovers it from [[Chambrea]] and brings it back to him. The contents of the briefcase allow Luigi to call on [[Gooigi]], a ectoplasmic doppelgänger of him, for help.

 

While searching the hotel for his friends, Luigi must also recover the missing [[elevator button]]s from powerful ghosts encountered at the end of the its many floors to access the rest; in two instances, he must track down and battle Hellen Gravely's pet cat, [[Polterkitty]], who steals the buttons just as he is about to install them in the elevator and hides in the previous floors. Luigi also manages to rescue the Toads, who wait in E. Gadd's lab after being saved and escorted to the elevator. However, as he saves each of them, Hellen, observing from security monitors, grows more and more furious with his success. Once Luigi saves the third Toad, King Boo, having lost faith in Hellen, takes one of the last two paintings, Mario and Peach, in his possession.

 

Luigi reaches the last floor, the Master Suite, but as soon as he arrives, Hellen Gravely appears on a monitor and reveals she has Mario's painting in her possession (meaning King Boo has Peach's), challenging him to confront her. Once Luigi navigates through the various traps and puzzles, he finds the four keys that lead to Hellen's office. Hellen furiously berates him for the trouble he caused, including capturing Polterkitty, and costing her King Boo's approval. To redeem herself in King Boo's eyes, she proceeds to battle Luigi directly. Luigi defeats and captures Hellen Gravely and then frees Mario, who then leads him to the [[Rooftop (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Rooftop]]. There, they find Peach's painting and Luigi sets her free. However, the group's embrace is interrupted when King Boo confronts them and reveals that he absconded with E. Gadd's lab, trapping E. Gadd and the Toads in another giant portrait. He attempts to do the same to Mario, Peach and Luigi, although he manages to get only the former two as Luigi is inadvertently shoved out of the way at the last second by Polterpup. King Boo, having lost his patience, then engages in battle with Luigi.

 

With Gooigi's help, Luigi triumphs over King Boo once more before the Boo can entrap them all in the painting, although the hotel collapses immediately after the battle. Luigi is saved by Polterpup again and releases his friends from the painting. Soon after, the captured ghosts escape from E. Gadd's ghost canister, although they become social when the jewel from [[crown (King Boo)|King Boo's crown]] vanishes, implying that they were brainwashed. The ghosts are saddened to see their home destroyed, so Luigi and his friends work with them to rebuild the hotel in E. Gadd's image and similar to [[Luigi's NEW Mansion]] from the first game, the rebuilt hotel takes a different look depending on how much money the player ends the game with. With the new hotel finished and the recaptured King Boo returned to E. Gadd's custody alongside Hellen and Polterkitty, E. Gadd, Gooigi and the ghosts bid farewell as everyone else departs for home on the charter bus. Luigi falls asleep on the bus with Polterpup as it rides into the sunset.

''Luigi's Mansion 3'' plays much like the two previous entries in the series, ''[[Luigi's Mansion]]'' and ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', returning to a singular setting much like the first game while featuring a variety of themed floors akin to the second game's mansions, allowing the player to re-explore already completed rooms. The [[Poltergust G-00]] retains the basic qualities of the two previous vacuums, as well as the [[Strobulb]] item and the [[Dark-Light Device]], though adds a targeting mechanism when blowing out items or a plunger. It also introduces new abilities, such as [[slam]]ming ghosts on the ground or into each other, firing a grabable plunger with the [[Suction Shot]], and creating a shockwave or being lifted up with a [[Burst]]. Luigi has a new device known as the [[Virtual Boo]] (VB), a parody of the [[Virtual Boy]], which serves the same function as the [[Game Boy Horror]] and [[Dual Scream]] did from the two previous games. The money collected with the Poltergust G-00 can be used to buy [[Gold Bone]]s (1,000 G), [[Boo Finder]] cartridges (1,000 G), [[Gem Finder]] cartridges (1,000 G), and also to buy hints from the Virtual Boo's E. Gadd Hotline while in the Lab inside the Basement to find in-game floor themed collectible [[gem]]s and other various puzzles, which when brought will activate the HD Rumble in the Joy-Cons when getting close to a gem or [[Boo]] in morse code while in certain rooms on floors when using Gooigi, which can also be felt when using the Poltergust G-00. Professor E. Gadd will sometimes suggest Luigi to come to his Lab in the Basement to buy hints from him to solve the floor's puzzles and such whenever the player is struggling, though hints can be turned off in the Guide/Settings menu. There are six floor themed gems and one Boo on each floor. The game automatically fully saves progress whenever entering a room or elevator after ten seconds. There are in-game achievements for certain objectives. Story mode (co-op), ScareScraper (co-op), and ScreamPark cannot be played in co-op multiplayer on the Nintendo Switch Lite without detached official Nintendo Switch Joy-Cons. There is a brightness slider to control the hue of a given area from darker to lighter in the game's Settings.

[[Gooigi]], first officially introduced in the [[Nintendo 3DS]] [[Luigi's Mansion (Nintendo 3DS)|remake]] of the first ''Luigi's Mansion'', reappears and is stored in the Poltergust G-00, hence '''''Goo'''''igi. Gooigi has 25 HP, while Luigi has 99 HP, and can be called upon to pass obstacles Luigi cannot, such as [[Spike (obstacle)|spikes]] and bars. However, he is weak to fire and water, and will lose all his health immediately if he comes into contact with them, causing him to immediately return to Luigi. A [[Game Over]] occurs when Luigi loses all of his HP. It features a cutscene where King Boo has Luigi, Mario, Professor E. Gadd, Princess Peach and the two Toads trapped inside paintings; he turns around to face the viewers while laughing evilly. Like the previous installments, the scene ends with the phrase, "Good Night!" Luigi and Gooigi cannot be controlled at the same time in single-player mode, but Gooigi can be controlled by a second player with the second Joy-Con (R) controller for co-op multiplayer. If Luigi attempts to enter a door with Gooigi out, Gooigi will automatically retract into the Poltergust G-00.

The ScareScraper, originating from ''Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon'', makes a return, allowing for up to eight-player co-op multiplayer (via four Luigis and four Gooigis) to clear either 5, 10, 20, or a random amount of floors between two to twenty, with a five-minute time limit for each floor, except the Rooftop, which has a time limit of ten minutes with different challenges on each floor such as Capture the Ghosts!, Find the Toads!, Collect the Money! and Defeat the Crows!. It acts very similar to its prequel appearance, though adds new abilities and functions such as the super suction, super strobe, a red siren [[fake door]] detector helmet, voice chat and the [[Blackout]]. [[Boolossus]] awaits the Luigis and Gooigis at the top of the ScareScraper hotel Rooftop upon completing all the set floors.

A multiplayer party mode where two teams called Team Luigi and Team Gooigi consisting of Luigis and Gooigis respectively, set to compete against each other on different levels with a two minute time limit where they have to capture the most [[Goob]]s (Ghost Hunt), collect the most coins while riding floaties in an indoor swimming pool (Coin Floating), or attain the most bull's-eye targets on the ends of a rotating wooden pirate wheel while avoiding hitting a wooden castle pellet trap (Cannon Barrage) to win.

*{{button|switch|ZL}} + {{button|switch|ZR}}: Burst

*{{button|switch|ZL}}: Blow

*{{button|switch|ZR}}: Vacuum

*{{button|switch|minus}}: Skip cutscene

*{{button|switch|plus}}: Pause menu/Virtual Boo

*{{button|switch|Up}}: Toggle map

*{{button|switch|Left}}/{{button|switch|Down}}/{{button|switch|Right}}: Call "Mario!"

*{{button|switch|L}} + {{button|switch|R}}/{{button|switch|X}}: Action/Dark-Light

*{{button|switch|R}}/{{button|switch|A}}: Strobulb/Slam

*{{button|switch|A}}: Inflate an inflatable

*{{button|switch|B}}: Change movement

*{{button|switch|L}}/{{button|switch|Y}}: Suction Shot

*{{button|switch|leftstick}}: Move

*{{button|switch|rightstick}}: Turn

*{{button|switch|rightstickbutton}} (×1 down): Summon/select Gooigi or Luigi

*{{button|switch|rightstickbutton}} (×2 down): Store Gooigi

*Tilt {{button|switch|joy-con}} or {{button|switch|pro}}: Aim up/down

===Playable===

ScaredLuigiLM3.png|[[Luigi]]

LM3GooigiArt2.png|[[Gooigi]]

 

===Antagonists===

LM3 King Boo artwork.png|[[King Boo]]

LM3 Hellen Gravely artwork.png|[[Hellen Gravely]]

|The most common ghosts in the game. They are mischievous blue ghosts that can be seen wearing various attires such as hotel staff suits. They attack by using a short-range punch or spinning around; as such, they are the successor to [[Greenie]]s from the [[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon|previous game]].

|align=center|[[File:Hammer concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Hammer (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Hammer]]

|style="text-align:center"|No

|Large and brawny red ghosts with square heads that attack by charging towards Luigi and literally hammering the floor. Due to their obstructive figure, they can only be sucked up from the back. They look very similar to [[Slammer (enemy)|Slammers]], and even have similar names to them.

|align=center|[[File:Oozer concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Oozer (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Oozer]]

|style="text-align:center"|No

|Skinny yellow ghosts that can hide in furniture and occasionally pop out to throw billard or tennis balls, then go into another hiding spot if not captured. Some Oozers may stay in place and also throw food at the player. Their behavior is similar to [[Hider]]s from ''[[Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon]]'', except that they are much more aggressive.

|align=center|[[File:Slinker concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|Purple ghosts capable of being able to scare the player, stunning them for a bit. They can also pick up the player and hold onto them; Burst is required to blow them away. However, if the player fails to burst the Slinker off them, it will take the player through a floor portal, making them lose HP. They can be discovered with the [[Dark-Light Device]] and are also tricky to capture.

|align=center|[[File:Trapper concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Trapper]]

|style="text-align:center"|No

|Orange ghosts with a pair of tongues that grab and lift the player by the feet with one tongue and use the other to spank the player, causing them to lose 5 HP per hit. They always blockade doorways, forcing the player to eliminate them if they want to get past them.

|style="text-align:center"|No

|Tiny variations of Goobs that attack the player in groups by spinning towards them with their fists. They can very easily be sucked up after being flashed with the Strobulb, so to compensate they attack in large numbers.

|Tiny variations of Hammers that attack the player in groups with their arms swinging towards them. They behave very similarly to Mini Goobs.

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Tutankhammer.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Hammer (Luigi's Mansion 3)#Tutankhammer|Tutankhammer]]

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Agoobis.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Hammer (Luigi's Mansion 3)#Slabhammer|Slabhammer]]

|style="text-align:center"|Yes

|style="text-align:center"|[[Hammer (Luigi's Mansion 3)#Disco Hammer|Disco Hammer]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Goob#Pantogoob|Pantogoob]]

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Hammersaurus Rex.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Hammer (Luigi's Mansion 3)#Hammersaurus Rex|Hammersaurus Rex]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Goob#Skelegoob|Skelegoob]]

====Rare Ghosts====

|align=center|[[File:Golden Goob.png|110px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Golden Goob]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Thieving Slinker]]

|Dark purple Slinkers with glowing eyes that can steal Luigi's Poltergust (like the ScareScraper trap).

|style="text-align:center"|200

 

!width=1%|HP

|style="text-align:center"|[[Kitchen (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Kitchen]]

|style="text-align:center"|A pianist ghost fought in The Great Stage on the fourth floor. He possesses a piano that fires projectiles and jumps into the air, landing with a violent smash to fight Luigi. Defeating him will let the player obtain the sixth elevator button.

|style="text-align:center"|A Scottish medieval ghost fought in the Coliseum, which is on the sixth floor. Defeating him will allow the player to obtain the seventh elevator button.

|align=center|[[File:Dr Potter concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Dr. Potter]]

|style="text-align:center"|300

|style="text-align:center"|[[Atrium]]

|style="text-align:center"|A botanist ghost fought on the Garden Suites; the seventh floor. He relies on a Venus flytrap to attack for him. The player can use a buzzsaw to sever the plant's neck which leaves Dr. Potter vulnerable to being attacked by the player. Defeating him allows the player to obtain the eighth elevator button.

|style="text-align:center"|A film director ghost first found in the backstage of Paranormal Productions. He is the only boss ghost who can be optionally defeated. When the player first encounters him, he is distraught over the loss of his megaphone, which the player can find for him. Upon giving him the megaphone, he is very thankful for Luigi and insists Luigi be the star of his new film. After the player defeats the monster in said film, they will obtain the ninth elevator button. Later he can be found in his editing room putting the finishing touches on the movie. The player can take him out right then and there or wait until the film is finished.

|align=center|[[File:Ug concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Ug]]

|style="text-align:center"|400

|style="text-align:center"|[[Unnatural History Museum]]

|style="text-align:center"|A caveman ghost who possesses a Tyrannosaurus Rex skeleton in the Unnatural History Museum's large Exhibit Hall. Defeating him allows the player to obtain the B2 elevator button.

|style="text-align:center"|[[Main Tank]]

|style="text-align:center"|A mechanic ghost who resides in the Boilerworks. Defeating him allows the player to obtain the tenth elevator button.

|style="text-align:center"|A trio of young female magician ghosts that battle Luigi in the Twisted Suites. Defeating them allows the player to obtain the twelfth elevator button.

|style="text-align:center"|[[Beach (room)|Beach]]

|style="text-align:center"|A shark-like pirate ghost fought in The Spectral Catch. Defeating him allows the player to obtain the thirteenth elevator button, which is situated in the socket of his left eye and obscured by his eye patch.

|-

|style="text-align:center"|[[Johnny Deepend]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Pool]]

|style="text-align:center"|A swimming instructor ghost fought in the pool room. The player first encounters him when he throws a polo ball at the Gym Lobby's window from the pool room. In his boss fight, he violently throws polo balls at the player and spits some of the pool's water at Gooigi, causing him to dissolve. Defeating him allows the player to obtain the fourteenth elevator button.

|-

|align=center|[[File:DJ Phantasmagloria concept art LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[DJ Phantasmagloria]]

|style="text-align:center"|450

|style="text-align:center"|[[The Dance Hall]]

|style="text-align:center"|A female diva ghost wearing an afro wig who serves as the DJ at The Dance Hall. During her boss fight, she is backed up by an octet of Goobs wearing hoodies and when confronting Luigi personally, she attacks with spinning vinyl records. Defeating her allows the player to obtain the fifteenth elevator button.

|style="text-align:center"|The owner of the Last Resort who is King Boo's biggest admirer and ally. She is first seen at the Grand Lobby where she greets Luigi and the gang while in disguise. Later, she reveals her true colors and alliance with King Boo at the RIP Suites and is finally fought in the Master Suite's Main Observation Room. After the player defeats her, the player receives Mario's portrait so he can be saved and a passage also opens up in the wall. Hellen is also aided by her pet cat, [[Polterkitty]].

|style="text-align:center"|N/A (3 slams)

|style="text-align:center"|The main antagonist of the ''Luigi's Mansion'' series as well as one of the main antagonists in ''Luigi's Mansion 3''. He works alongside his biggest admirer, Hellen Gravely, to capture his enemies residing in her hotel, namely the Mario Bros. and E. Gadd. He is first revealed to have teamed up with Hellen at the RIP Suites and is the final boss of the game, being fought on the Rooftop, above the Master Suite. After defeating King Boo, the Last Resort is accidentally destroyed as a result of the battle and all the ghosts are freed from his control. Seeing the ghosts upset over the loss of their home, E. Gadd brightens up the mood by announcing to rebuild the Last Resort in his image. Unlike the other games in the series, the game will no longer save after defeating King Boo, so the player must go to an earlier save if they want to continue playing on that save file.

|align=center|[[File:Boolossus LM3.png|150px]]

|style="text-align:center"|Fifth, tenth or twentieth floor ([[ScareScraper]] only)

|[[File:LM3 Bat.jpg|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Bat (Luigi's Mansion series)|Bat]]

|These flying enemies attack the player by swooping down at them. Defeating them by flashing them with the [[Strobulb]] or sucking them up with the [[Poltergust G-00]] will spawn several [[Bill]]s. They have a gold variant that drops [[Gold Bar]]s when defeated. Being hit by them will deal -5 HP to the player.

|style="text-align:center"|[[Mouse]]

|Rodents that can harm the player if they touch them. They can be killed with a flash from the Strobulb or by being sucked into the Poltergust G-00. Once defeated, they spawn bills. Like Bats and Crows, they have a golden variant which spawns gold bars upon being defeated. Running into them will result in the player losing 5 HP.

|[[File:LM3 Mummy.png|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Mummy]]

|Ghosts wrapped in mummy paper that attack the player by charging at them. The player needs to use the Poltergust G-00 to suck the paper off the ghost and make them vulnerable to the Strobulb.

|-

|Mimic trash bins brought to life by purple [[Spirit Ball]]s. It will chase the player around by hopping, and will make the player lose 20 HP if they come in contact with them. To defeat it, the player must pull on them with a [[Suction Shot]] and then shine their [[Dark-Light Device]] on it and use the Poltergust G-00 to suck up the purple spirit balls releases from it before it gets back up. Doing this turns the Possessed Bin into a regular trash bin that the player can safely obtain its contents from.

|[[File:LM3 Snake.png|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Snake (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Snake]]

|[[File:LM3 Spider.png|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Spider (Luigi's Mansion series)|Spider]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Takarabako Obake]]

|Mimic [[treasure chest]]s brought to life by purple Spirit Balls. Getting hit by them will result in the player losing 20 HP. To defeat it, the player must either shoot it with an object or have it eat Gooigi, and then shine their Dark-Light Device on it while it is dazed to release the purple Spirit Balls. Then the player must use their Poltergust G-00 to suck up the purple Spirit Balls, turning the Takarabako Obake into a normal Treasure Chest which the player can safely loot the contents of.

===Hazards===

|style="text-align:center"|If the player walks onto one, they trip and lose one of their HP. Oozers can throw banana peels at the player. Additionally, banana peels can appear after searching or destroying a trash bin.

|style="text-align:center"|[[Bomb]]

|style="text-align:center"|Spherical explosives that are critical towards defeating King Boo. Getting blasted by one makes the player lose 20 HP.

|[[File:No image.png|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Boulder]]

|[[File:LM3 Carpet Trap.jpg|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|{{conjectural|Carpet trap}}

|style="text-align:center"|Carpets that appear normal at first sight but when walked on will cover up the player, making them lose HP. They are exclusive to ScareScraper mode.

|style="text-align:center"|{{conjectural|Ceiling fan}}

|style="text-align:center"|An obstacle that appears in the Inverted Bedroom of Twisted Suites. It will harm Luigi if he walks into it. It can be destroyed by slamming a ghost into it.

|style="text-align:center"|Closets that appear normal at first sight, but interacting will grab and trap the player inside, making them lose HP. They are exclusive to ScareScraper mode.

|style="text-align:center"|{{conjectural|Escalator trap}}

|style="text-align:center"|An escalator that moves down rapidly, rigged by a hammer. Luigi will take damage if he walks onto it. It becomes a normal escalator after the hammer is destroyed.

|[[File:LM3 ScareScraper Trapdoor.jpg|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|[[Fake door]]

|[[File:No image.png|100px]]

|[[File:No image.png|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|Spike Balls only appear during King Boo's boss fight, where he throws them into the air and they come back down and shatter to reveal several active bombs from inside. Some Spike Balls also create a shockwave upon slamming the ground. Getting hit by a Spike Ball makes the player lose 20 HP.

|style="text-align:center"|[[Spike Trap|Spike]]s

|style="text-align:center"|A group of spikes that, if walked on, will harm Luigi and make him lose HP. Gooigi, however, can walk past them without getting hurt. They are only encountered in Castle McFrights.

|style="text-align:center"|Axes that hang from the ceiling and swing endlessly, harming Luigi and Gooigi if they walk past them. They only swing after a pressure plate has been activated. Five of them appear in Castle MacFrights: three small axes in the Bridge Room, and two large axes in the Coliseum Hallway.

|[[File:No image.png|100px]]

|style="text-align:center"|Spiky traps that only appear in Garden Suites, where they act as barriers. They will harm Luigi if he comes into close contact. He must pull on the vine to destroy it.

==Items/treasures==

|Adds 5G to the player's gold counter.

|Adds 1G to the player's gold counter.

|Once collected after defeating a boss, when the player returns to the elevator, they will open up new floors for the player to reach.

|Six gems, coming in six different colors, are scattered throughout every floor of the Last Resort. The shape of the gems depends on the floor; for instance, in The Grand Lobby, they are shaped like diamonds, and in [[Castle MacFrights]], they are shaped like swords. Collecting all 6 gems on each floor will unlock the Suction Shot Type-B.

|align=center|[[File:GemFinderLM3.jpg|70px]]

|Once bought from E. Gadd for 1000G, it reveals the location of a single gem on the player's map.

|align=center|[[File:LM3GoldenBar.jpg|70px]]

|Adds 20G to the player's gold counter.

|Once bought from E. Gadd for 1000G, it brings the player back to life once if they lose all their HP.

|Restores 20 of the player's HP.

|An upgrade to Luigi's [[Strobulb]], when at full charge, it stuns every ghost in the room and also defeats every Mouse or Crow after use. This item is exclusive to ScareScraper.

|-

|An upgrade to Luigi's Poltergust G-00, it allows the meter to fill up instantly upon sucking a ghost to slam sooner; additionally, the slam power is doubled. This item is exclusive to ScareScraper and the Ghost Hunt, Tricky Ghost Hunt and PuckStravaganza modes of ScreamPark.

|A siren that is attached to Luigi's head and produces an alarm sound when near a trap. This item is exclusive to ScareScraper.

|-

|Grants invincibility, faster running speed, and the ability to defeat ghosts without the need of using the Poltergust G-00 on them to the player for a limited amount of time. This item is exclusive to ScareScraper and the Coin Floating mode of ScreamPark.

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Dark-Light Goggles.jpg|70px]]

|Allows Luigi to reveal hidden objects and ghosts before using [[Dark-Light Device]]. This item is exclusive to ScareScraper.

|Allows Luigi to see the entire floor layout. This item is exclusive to ScareScraper.

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Timer.jpg|70px]]

|A pole will appear in the middle of a team's goalpost. This item is exclusive to PuckStravaganza mode of [[ScreamPark]].

==Objects==

LM3 Bin.jpg|[[Trash Can|Trash Bin]]

 

There are a total of seventeen floors in The Last Resort, including the two basements and excluding the [[Rooftop (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Rooftop]]. Note that the floors are not explored in order, though every floor has a total of six collectible gems.

![[Gem]] shape

|align=center|[[File:Clem in LM3.png|200px]]<br>[[Clem]]

|align=center|[[File:LM3 E3 screen 03.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Basement (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Basement]]'''

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Basement Yellow Gem.jpg|75px]]<br>'''Cube'''

|An underground garage area. [[Luigi]] can find the [[Poltergust G-00]] in [[Professor E. Gadd]]'s car. The [[Steward (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Steward]] can be fought here after rescuing E. Gadd from a painting. The Basement is explored after Luigi escapes from [[King Boo]].

|style="text-align:center"|'''N/A'''

|align=center|The main floor of the hotel where Luigi and his friends arrived, later revealed to be a trick from Hellen Gravely.

|align=center|[[File:Poltergust G-00 Plunger.png|200px]]<br>'''[[Mezzanine]]'''

|align=center|[[File:Luigismansion32Fgreengem.jpg|70px]]<br>'''Oval'''

|align=center|[[File:LM3Booigi.jpg|200px]]<br>'''Booigi'''

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Chef Soulffle Screenshot.jpg|250px]]<br>[[Chef Soulfflé]]

|The second floor where Professor E. Gadd's painting is discovered and also where the Dark-Light Device is found. The other side of the second floor is later explored after defeating Kruller. [[Chef Soulfflé]] is fought here along with a mouse taking the F4 elevator button.

|align=center|[[File:LM3HotelShops.jpg|200px]]<br>'''[[Hotel Shops]]'''

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Hotel Shops Green Gem.jpg|75px]]<br>'''Teardrop'''

|align=center|[[File:LM3KungBoo.jpg|200px]]<br>'''Kung Boo'''

|align=center|A floor that has a few shops and two escalators.  

|align=center|A floor featuring an auditorium and a concession stand.

|align=center|[[File:LM3 E3 screen 11.png|200px]]<br>'''[[RIP Suites]]'''

|align=center|[[File:LM3Boolldog.jpg|200px]]<br>'''Boolldog'''

|A floor where all the hotel rooms are located, which can be accessed after obtaining the F1 and F5 elevator buttons. [[Chambrea]] is fought in Room 508, Room 507, Room 506 and Room 505. Professor E. Gadd's briefcase can be found and brought back into the lab to experiment with Gooigi.

|align=center|A medieval-themed floor containing a plethora of puzzles and harmful traps.

|align=center|[[File:LM3 Morty Screenshot.jpg|200px]][[File:LM3 Monster Goob.png|135px]]<br>[[Morty]], along with a [[Goob]] in a Kaiju suit

|align=center|[[File:Luigismansion39Fbluegem.jpg|75px]]<br>'''Dinosaur claws'''

|align=center|A museum floor with many prehistoric artifacts on display that may be tampered with. There are only two rooms on this floor, the least of any floor in the entire game.

|align=center|[[File:TombSuitesLM3.jpg|200px]]<br>'''[[Tomb Suites]]'''

|align=center|[[File:Luigismansion310Fpurplegem.jpg|75px]]<br>'''Snake'''

|align=center|A magic-themed floor with a surrealist design.

|align=center|A pirate's cove type of floor containing a ship and a small sea that defies the rules of physics by not making the Last Resort collapse or by creating any water damage or leaks.

|align=center|A floor containing gym equipment such as treadmills, punching bags, and yoga mats.

|align=center|A floor prominently featuring an aesthetic reminiscent of the 1980s. On this floor is a large dance floor and a secret room in the Elevator Hall with large amounts of money.

|align=center|[[File:MasterSuite.jpg|200px]]<br>'''[[Master Suite]]'''

|align=center|[[File:Luigismansion315Fgreengem.jpg|75px]]<br>'''King Boo'''

|style="text-align:center"|'''N/A'''

|align=center|The top floor of the Last Resort and the last one Luigi encounters. Being [[Hellen Gravely]]'s quarters, it is adorned with many King Boo-themed decor.

 

Achievements introduced in the Nintendo 3DS remake of ''Luigi's Mansion'' reappear in ''Luigi's Mansion 3'' serving a similar role. There are a total of 53 achievements in the game, split into four categories: Collection, Hotel, Battle, and ScareScraper. Achievements can be viewed at any time by talking to Professor E. Gadd in the lab or through the [[Virtual Boo]]'s E. Gadd Hotline. Special Items are given as rewards in regards to achievements; [[Suction Shot Type-C]] (for collecting all the Gems), [[Flashlight Type-B]] (for collecting all the Boos), and [[Poltergust Type-G]] (for completing all the achievements).

===Collection===

*Collected a total of 10,000 [[Coin#Luigi's Mansion 3|Coins]]

*Collected a total of 6,000 [[Bill]]s

*Collected all gems in the [[Last Resort|Hotel]]

*Collected all gems in the [[Basement (Luigi's Mansion 3)|Basement]]

 

 

 

*Cleared the 10-floor ScareScraper

 

Paid downloadable content for ''Luigi's Mansion 3'' was announced for release in 2020, with part one originally planned for release on April 30, 2020 and part two originally planned for release on July 31, 2020, each for US$9.99. However, part one was released early on March 4, 2020, and part two was released early on April 30, 2020. Players who purchase DLC also receive a [[Flashlight Type-P]].<ref>[https://luigismansion.nintendo.com/buy-now/#dlc Buy now – ''Luigi’s Mansion™ 3'' for the Nintendo Switch™ system]</ref><ref>https://twitter.com/NintendoAmerica/status/1207104131078295552</ref>

 

*Three new minigames for multiplayer ScreamPark mode (Dodgebrawl, River Bank, and Tricky Ghost Hunt)

*Three new ScareScraper outfits for Luigi, based on a knight, a mummy, and a disco-styled outfit (named The Green Knight, Mummigi, and Groovigi respectively)

*Three new ScareScraper floor themes for the ScareScraper (inspired by Castle MacFrights, Tomb Suites, and the Dance Hall) that will randomly appear when Luigi wears one of the corresponding new costumes

LM3 Groovigi.jpg|The Groovigi costume

*Three new minigames for multiplayer ScreamPark mode (PuckStravaganza, Floaty Frenzy, and Desperate Measures)

*Three new ScareScraper outfits for Luigi, based on a magician, an archaeologist, and a captain outfit (named the Amazing Luigi, Paleontoluigist, and Cap'n Weegee respectively)

*Three new ScareScraper floor themes for the ScareScraper (inspired by Twisted Suites, Unnatural History Museum, and the Spectral Catch) that will randomly appear when Luigi wears one of the corresponding costumes

LM3 The Amazing Luigi.jpg|The Amazing Luigi costume

''Luigi's dream vacation turns into a ghostly—and gooey— nightmare! Luigi embarks on a dream vacation with Mario and friends upon receiving an invitation to a luxurious hotel. However, his dream quickly becomes a nightmare when King Boo reveals everything had been a ploy to capture Mario and friends. With the assistance of Professor E. Gadd once again, the reluctant and cowardly hero Luigi traverses up and down treacherous floors of the now-ominous hotel on a quest to save them. Wield the upgraded Poltergust G-00 to slam and blow away the ghosts’ defenses, or summon Gooigi, an all-green doppelganger that can help Luigi overcome obstacles he can't get past alone. Interchange between Luigi and Gooigi as one player, or grab a friend and control one each. For more frenetic multiplayer action, race the timer to clear various objectives on a series of floors in ScareScraper mode. ScareScraper mode can be played online* or locally with up to eight players on four Nintendo Switch systems (additional games required; sold separately).''

 

The game was originally going to be a [[Wii U]] title, though development started for the Nintendo Switch in earnest following the completion of Next Level Games' ''[[metroidwiki:Metroid Prime: Federation Force|Metroid Prime: Federation Force]]''.<ref>https://kotaku.com/luigi-s-mansion-3-developers-promise-better-bosses-and-1835578019</ref> The Slam and Burst moves were planned during the Wii U prototype.<ref>Nintendo. (Jun 11, 2019) [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6p-3VwcD6c ''Luigi’s Mansion 3'' Gameplay Pt. 1 - Nintendo Treehouse: Live | E3 2019]. ''YouTube''. Retrieved July 18, 2019.</ref> Prior to his debut appearance in the Nintendo 3DS remake of ''Luigi's Mansion'', Gooigi was already planned for ''Luigi's Mansion 3'' upon the Nintendo Switch's launch when the developers got the inspiration from the Joy-Con for multiplayer mode.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8w9-31FrjU8&t=24]</ref> While in development for the Nintendo Switch, ''Luigi's Mansion 3'' was originally a tentative title prior to becoming the final name.<ref>[[:File:Luigi'sMansion3Logo.png]]</ref>

In an interview, producer [[Kensuke Tanabe]] mentioned that the developers had experimented with including a warp system where the player could turn on TV sets found in the rooms and warp between them to travel throughout the entire hotel, much like the [[Paranormal Productions]] eighth floor. However, as it was not possible to include a TV in every room, the idea of using this mechanic throughout the entire hotel was scrapped in favor of the elevator idea.<ref>Philips, Tom (June 19, 2019). "[https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2019-06-18-luigis-mansion-3-developers-talk-cut-ideas-labo-and-birdo ''Luigi's Mansion 3'' developers talk cut ideas, Labo, and why Luigi is a hit with the ladies]". ''Eurogamer''. Retrieved July 07, 2019.</ref>

The Grand Lobby first floor originally had a bland different wall design above the front desk area.

 

 

 

The Great Stage fourth floor theater hallway had no Boo design on the wall on top of the Mad Piano painting, but a later version does.

 

 

 

 

 

 

The exterior of the ScareScraper hotel originally did not have translucent windows.

*"''Ah! If it isn't Luigi! You are precisely the last person I'd expect to find here. Hold that thought—now isn't the time to catch up. What matters is...you'll do nicely! Come on, Luigi. Get me out of here now! The hotel is filled to the brim with ghosts! Let's make a run for it! What was that? All of your friends have been captured?! And you can't just abandon them here, you say? You're the same as ever, I see. A bit of a handful... OK. I'm not thrilled about it, but I, Professor Elvin Gadd, have an idea! First things first, Luigi. We have to get to my car! Will you take me there? Hey. The new Poltergust G-00 you're wearing... You took that out of my car, right? We've got to get back to the underground garage. Let's go!''"

 

 

 

*Fixed an issue that prevented the game from progressing by sending Luigi flying out of bounds during the battle in the Exhibit Hall on the Unnatural History Museum Floor.

 

 

This update was released on January 19, 2020. The following changes were made:

 

 

*Games in the ScreamPark can now be played with just one player (this is a practice mode without any opponents).

**Ghosts will now appear in Defeat the Crows! and Collect the Money! missions.

*Added Albums, where players can listen to the game's BGM.

 

 

*Fixed an issue that prevented Luigi from moving near the door when capturing a Boo in the hallway of the Hotel Shops.

 

*Fixed an issue in Find the Toads! missions that prevented the Toads from moving and/or being able to enter the portals.

 

 

 

 

*Fixed an issue that caused keys to be placed in unreachable locations in the Hotel Shops.

*Fixed an issue that prevented the game from progressing if the Suction Shot was shot at the Strobe Switch in the RIP Suites.

 

*Fixed an issue that prevented the game from progressing after "Could not join the game." is displayed on the screen for recruiting players.

*Fixed an issue that caused players' Poltergusts to placed in unreachable locations during the event where the Poltergusts are stolen.

====ScreamPark====

*Fixed an issue that caused the game to forcibly end if multiple players pass through a warp door while sucking up ghosts in Tricky Ghost Hunt.

 

*Fixed an issue that prevented players from using shuffle or repeat in Albums when playing with a single, horizontal Joy-Con.

 

*Fixed several issues to improve gameplay experience.