Luigi's Mansion 3

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Template:Infobox Luigi's Mansion 3 is an upcoming game in the Luigi's Mansion series for the Nintendo Switch, set to release sometime in 2019.[1] Unlike previous games in the series, the game takes place in a haunted hotel rather than an actual mansion.[2] It is the third Luigi's Mansion game in the main series, being developed by Next Level Games, and the fifth game in the series overall.

Story

Luigi, Mario, Princess Peach, and various Toads are invited to a hotel called the Last Resort,[3] which they travel to via a charter bus driven by Toad. Soon after they arrive inside the first/second floor Lobby[4] during broad daylight and all check in at the front desk,[5] they are then escorted by a mysterious purple ghost woman to take the elevator on the second floor[6] within the Lobby upstairs and the gang all stay on the fifth floor. Inside his hotel room, Luigi reads a novel whilst laying on a bed and quickly takes a nap alongside Polterpup, later having woken up during midnight with everyone but Luigi gone missing, having been trapped in paintings by Luigi's nemesis, King Boo. Luigi gets out of bed with simply a flashlight in hand and exits his hotel room only to later find King Boo in the hallway on the respective floor attempting to suck Luigi into a painting.[7][8][9][10] To save the rest of the gang, Luigi has to navigate over eighteen stories (two below ground and sixteen above ground including a roof)[11][12][13][14] of the hotel by collecting the elevator buttons from character-like boss ghosts at the end of every different themed floor.[15][16][17] He also needs to defeat the ghosts with the help of Professor Elvin Gadd while inside the Basement (B1),[18] using a new Poltergust called the Poltergust G-00.[2][19]

Gameplay

Luigi's Mansion 3 plays much like the two previous entries in the series, Luigi's Mansion and Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, allowing the player to re-explore already completed rooms and lacks missions respectively.[20][21] The Poltergust G-00 retains the basic qualities of the previous vacuums, as well as the Strobulb item and the Dark-Light Device, though adds a targeting mechanism when blowing out items.[22][23] It also introduces new abilities, such as slamming 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.[2]

Gooigi, introduced in the Nintendo 3DS remake of the first Luigi's Mansion, reappears and is stored in the Poltergust G-00, hence Gooigi. Gooigi has up to 25 HP, while Luigi has over 99 HP, and can be called upon to pass obstacles Luigi cannot, such as spikes and bars. However, it is weak to fire and water, and will lose all its health immediately if it comes into contact with them, causing an immediate Game Over.[24][25] Luigi and Gooigi cannot be controlled at the same time in single-player, but Gooigi can be controlled by a second player with the second Joy-Con controller for co-op multiplayer.[2] If Luigi attempts to enter a door with Gooigi out, Gooigi will automatically retract into the Poltergust G-00.[26][27][28]

ScareScraper

Main article: ScareScraper

Like its direct predecessor, ScareScraper also returns, allowing for eight-player multiplayer (four Luigis and four Gooigis)[29][30][31][32] to clear either 5, 10, or a random amount of floors with a five minute limit for each floor.[33][34][2] The mode also features procedurally generated floors,[35][36] with challenges such as Capture the Ghosts!,[37] Find the Toads!,[38] and Collect the Money!.[39] It acts very similar to its prequel appearance, though adds new abilities and functions such as the super suction,[40] super strobe,[41] a red siren trapdoor detector helmet,[42] voice chat,[43] and the Blackout.[44] ScareScraper is more challenging than story mode, however.[45]

Controls

  • ZL + ZR: Burst[22]
  • ZL: Blow[22]
  • ZR: Suck[22]
  • minus: Skip cutscene[22]
  • plus: Pause menu/call "Mario!"[22][46]
  • Right/Down/Up/Left: Show map[47]
  • L + R/X: Action/Dark-Light[22]
  • R/A: Strobulb/Slam[22]
  • B: Change movement[22]
  • L/Y: Suction Shot[22]
  • leftstick: Move[22]
  • rightstick: Turn[22]
  • rightstick (×1 down): Summon/select Gooigi[22]
  • rightstick (×2 down): Store Gooigi[22]
  • Tilt pro: Aim up/down[22]

Characters

Playable characters

Supporting characters

Enemies

Ghosts

Normal Ghosts

Unique Ghosts

  • King McFright (200 HP)
  • King Boo
  • A bellhop ghost seen in the Lobby that is suckable[61]
  • A female purple ghost that wears a long dress and sunglasses
  • Morty
  • A policeman or security ghost

Other

Items and treasures

Known information

  • Polterpup returns, though lacks pupils, and serves as the tutorial guide.[74][75][76]
  • The debut trailer shows that the hotel is set in the mountains with a river, fog, trees, bats, and the full moon in the background. In the follow up trailer, on the sixth floor of the hotel's exterior, there is a yellow cheese on a plate with a silver cloche above it and is partially medieval themed, a greenhouse dome-like structure on the seventh floor, a sand themed floor on the the tenth floor, a metal dome-like structure on the thirteenth floor, a pink and blue neon lighted exterior on the fifteenth floor, and a King Boo structure with a lighted purple gem on top its head on the eighteenth floor.[77]
  • King Boo returns and is seen on the fifth floor hallway chasing Luigi and uses his crown to place spirit balls on hotel room 503.[78]
  • Luigi has a new device known as the Virtual Boo, which serves the same function as the Game Boy Horror and Dual Scream. It also includes an "E. Gadd Hotline" feature that provides hints on various puzzles.[79]
  • The HD Rumble is felt through the Joy-Con while using the Poltergust G-00.[80]
  • Princess Peach makes her first appearance in the Luigi's Mansion series.

Rooms

  • A garage similar to the one in Dark Moon, but with a red car rather than a blue one in the Basement.
  • A first/second floor Lobby with hanging pictures of Luigi, Mario, Toad, and Princess Peach, all having an "X" across them.[81] In the back is a cubby section behind the front desk with over thirty five mail inboxes,[82] with a safe that needs a Strobulb flash to open.
  • A trashed room with many pizza boxes and a suitcase with Mario's emblem on the fifth floor.
  • A fifth floor hallway with cleaning supplies and numbered doors.
  • A dining room with a lot of food, some on the ground on the sixth floor.
  • A medieval castle based room featuring a dungeon and an arena on the sixth floor.[22]
  • A production studio with various movie sets and televisions that function as teleporters on the eighth floor.[19]
  • A nature area, which can be seen from a dome-like structure on the Last Resort's eighth floor.[83]
  • A shopping mall area with an escalator and many closed stores, including a barber shop, a clothing store, jewelry store, and a gift shop with a club, heart, diamond, and spade playing card suits alongside them respectably, along with a cafe in the upper center portion.[84]
  • A theater entrance, with a Hider-like ghost moving the rug underneath Luigi.

References to other games

  • Mario Bros. (Game & Watch): The pizza boxes in the trashed room say "Since 1983," referencing Luigi's debut appearance in this game.
  • Super Mario 64: There is a poster on the wall in a music theater area on the fifth floor with a painting of an angry piano.[85]
  • Luigi's Mansion: There is a shopping mall area with stores themed after the four suits of a deck of cards consisting of a club, heart, diamond, and spade based on the four respective Area floor keys.
  • Super Mario Sunshine: The Coins make a similar sound effect when collected like in this game.[86]
  • Mario Strikers Charged: In one of the hallways in the theater, a framed poster of Mario performing his Mega Strike can be seen and another framed poster showing a bunch of characters running together from an aerial view.[87][88]
  • Punch-Out!! (Wii): In one of the hallways in the theater, a framed poster of Little Mac in his victory pose with Doc Louis and Sandman in the background can be seen. Using Suction Shot on the poster will cause a green boxing glove similar to Little Mac's to come flying out.[87][89]
  • Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon: In one of the hallways in the theater, a framed poster of Luigi pointing the Poltergust 5000 towards King Boo is seen.[90] The same music is played when sucking a ghost with the Poltergust G-00.[91] Polterpup and the Scarescraper mode return.

References in other games

Nintendo website description

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).

Gallery

For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Luigi's Mansion 3.

Artwork

Main artwork

Scenes

  • Luigi and the Polterpup in the Lobby

    Luigi and the Polterpup in the Lobby

  • The Lobby, with the elevator on the upper right

    The Lobby, with the elevator on the upper right

  • A room on the fifth floor

    A room on the fifth floor

  • The fifth floor hallway

    The fifth floor hallway

  • The Last Resort hotel where the game is set

    The Last Resort hotel where the game is set

Screenshots

E3 2019

  • Luigi inside the Lobby on the first/second floor during daylight, with ghosts disguised as humans at work

    Luigi inside the Lobby on the first/second floor during daylight, with ghosts disguised as humans at work

  • Luigi exiting his hotel room on the fifth floor

    Luigi exiting his hotel room on the fifth floor

  • Luigi inside a garage in the Basement with Polterpup

    Luigi inside a garage in the Basement with Polterpup

  • King Boo chasing Luigi down the fifth floor hallway

    King Boo chasing Luigi down the fifth floor hallway

  • Gooigi walking through a portcullis on the sixth floor

    Gooigi walking through a portcullis on the sixth floor

  • Luigi using the Poltergust G-00 to swing on a vine in a garden on the fourth floor

    Luigi using the Poltergust G-00 to swing on a vine in a garden on the fourth floor

  • Luigi inside a medieval-themed room on the sixth floor

    Luigi inside a medieval-themed room on the sixth floor

  • Luigi using the Slam function on a blue ghost in the fifth floor

    Luigi using the Slam function on a blue ghost in the fifth floor

  • Luigi using the Burst function on four blue ghosts in the sixth floor

    Luigi using the Burst function on four blue ghosts in the sixth floor

  • Luigi walking with a hunchback through the fifth floor hallway

    Luigi walking with a hunchback through the fifth floor hallway

  • Luigi using the Suction Shot function on a wooden chest in the Basement

    Luigi using the Suction Shot function on a wooden chest in the Basement

  • Luigi and Gooigi on the fourth floor

    Luigi and Gooigi on the fourth floor

Nintendo Direct 2018

  • Preliminary logo

    Preliminary logo

  • Luigi entering the hotel

    Luigi entering the hotel

  • A trashed room on the fifth floor with a suitcase imprinted with Mario's emblem

    A trashed room on the fifth floor with a suitcase imprinted with Mario's emblem

  • Three blue ghosts scaring Luigi in the fifth floor hallway

    Three blue ghosts scaring Luigi in the fifth floor hallway

  • The blue ghosts and the dining room on the sixth floor

    The blue ghosts and the dining room on the sixth floor

  • The Lobby with the X'd out pictures

    The Lobby with the X'd out pictures

  • The theater entrance with the Poltergust lifting Luigi

    The theater entrance with the Poltergust lifting Luigi

  • Poltergust 6000 plunger.png

    The Poltergust throwing a plunger at a blue ghost on the sixth floor, hence Suction Shot

  • The Polterpup in the garage within the Basement

    The Polterpup in the garage within the Basement

  • Luigi being trapped in the Lobby

    Luigi being trapped in the Lobby

  • LM3 blue ghost.png

    A blue ghost scaring Luigi in the Lobby

  • Luigi in the Lobby

    Luigi in the Lobby

  • The Luigi's Mansion 3 reveal trailer logo, showing an early version of the Last Resort

    The Luigi's Mansion 3 reveal trailer logo, showing an early version of the Last Resort

Quotes

Main article: List of Luigi's Mansion 3 quotes

Pre-release and unused content

Main article: List of Luigi's Mansion 3 pre-release and unused content

The game was originally going to be a Wii U title, though started development for Nintendo's next generation console in the earnest following the completion of Next Level Game's Metroid Prime: Federation Force.[93] The Slam and Burst moves were planned during the Wii U version.[94] 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-Cons for multiplayer mode.[95][96] While in development for the Nintendo Switch, Luigi's Mansion 3 was originally a tentative title prior to becoming the final name.[97]

Notable mistakes and errors

  • One of the "S" symbols above the double dungeon door on the sixth floor for King McFright's arena area is mirrored,[98] along with a "S" symbol on a outer double dungeon door.[99]

Staff

Main article: List of Luigi's Mansion 3 staff

Voice

Producers

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Chinese 路易吉洋樓3 (Traditional)
路易吉洋楼3 (Simplified)[?]
Lùyìjí Yánglóu 3 		Luigi Mansion 3

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