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A Short little game with a really charming look and well-integrated hardware gimmicks.
The gameplay is not its strongest suit, but at least it becomes more involved in the last third.
I'd say this is more suited for younger players than I am.
The gameplay is not its strongest suit, but at least it becomes more involved in the last third.
I'd say this is more suited for younger players than I am.
Roughly 10 years separated from its original release, Luigi's Mansion 2 is still a treat to play, and holds up pretty well all things considered.
Some have bemoaned the shift from a singular mansion to multiple ones, in addition to the mission structure, and while I don't think the game is particularly elevated by these new features, I also think it doesn't suffer as much as some people may say
(it helps that I don't hold the Gamecube original in particularly high regard).
Some have bemoaned the shift from a singular mansion to multiple ones, in addition to the mission structure, and while I don't think the game is particularly elevated by these new features, I also think it doesn't suffer as much as some people may say
(it helps that I don't hold the Gamecube original in particularly high regard).
Super novel concept and gameplay, but platforming is a bit jank and has frustrating sections.