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Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon

Next Level Games · Mar 24, 2013

Switch · 3DS

Everyone

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The Dark Moon that hangs over Evershade Valley seems to have a calming effect on the ghosts that reside there. For this reason, Professor E. Gadd has been studying the friendly ghosts that are unique to the area. But when the Dark Moon suddenly breaks apart and falls into the valley below, the once-friendly ghosts become hostile, trapping E. Gadd in his bunker! Luigi, who is at home watching TV, gets a big surprise when E. Gadd suddenly shows up on his TV screen and drags Luigi kicking and screaming through the screen into the Evershade Valley!

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Critic 8.5 (37 critics) · Gamer 9.7

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  • Thumbsticks

    Daniel New · May 31, 2013

    9.0
    The 3D effect is also well used, giving solidity to the environments and depth to the ghostly spectres. And as with the first game, the sound design is truly excellent. Add in a simple but fun multiplayer component and Luigi’s Mansion 2 is another game to add to an increasingly impressive list of top-tier 3DS titles.
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    James · Apr 13, 2013

    7.0
    The problem with Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon is that eventually the game boils down to “poke everything”. Check all the furniture, strobe all devices and plants, send a blast of air towards anything fan-like, and throw a little black light around for good measure. ...Dark Moon is a likable if flawed journey through an enjoyably spooky world, and while it may not hold up to a long-term residency, it’s certainly worth a weekend getaway.
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