Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon on 3DS, sequel to the GameCube classic with five distinct mansions to explore. Luigi armed with the Strobulb against varied ghosts. Structured missions and fantastic multiplayer. An absolute 3DS must.
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Action Adventure1 player7+
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Luigi explores five thematically distinct mansions to retrieve the Dark Moon shards and defeat King Boo, who has made the ghosts hostile. Published by Nintendo, released in Korea in March 2013. Five thematic mansions, missions divided into objectives, Poltergust G-00 vacuum, ghost-hunting multiplayer mode. Korean edition.
The Korean version of Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon is one of the rarest Nintendo Korea localisations on 3DS. A confidential local print, short retail life and specific case markings make this edition a prime target for Asian Mario collectors. With the Korean market quickly walking away from the console, complete-in-box copies are hard to track down outside private deals.
Is Luigi's Mansion - Dark Moon still worth playing in 2026?
Released in 2013 on 3DS and known in North America as Luigi's Mansion - Dark Moon, Next Level Games' project resurrects the ghost hunting with the Poltergust after over a decade of absence. Luigi, trembling and endearing, vacuums up the spectres after dazzling them with the flashlight, in mansions packed with puzzles and secrets. The humour filled art direction, the expressive staging and the mission structure cut for portable play make for a charming adventure. The mission segmentation divides fans of free exploration. An excellent action adventure game, recommended for fans of puzzles and humour.
