Home > Luigi's Mansion 3 E3 Trailer Showcases The Last Resort Hotel and Gooigi
One of Nintendo's featured first party games at E3 this year was Luigi's Mansion 3. We've got plenty of new footage and information from the direct and the Nintendo Treehouse Live that followed.
In this adventure, Luigi and his red-hatted brother set off to The Last Resort, a hotel rather than a traditional mansion. As it turns out, King Boo had some nefarious intentions and Luigi is left on his own. Well, not entirely. You'll once again receive help from Prefessor E. Gadd. Equipped with the Poltergust G-00, Luigi can use new moves like the Slam, Sunction Shot, and Burst.
Another edition to the series is Gooigi. He's a Luigi clone made of goo. You can swap to him throughout the game at your leisure (he has a weakness to water) or have a buddy join in for co-op. Each floor of the hotel has a different theme, and the game isn't mission based like previous entries in the series.
There's also an online/local multiplayer mode called ScareScraper. In this mode, up to 8 players compete to clear objectives and climb the floors of the ScareScraper.
Footage from the Treehouse Live event showcased a theme of movie sets throughout the hotel. After Luigi interacts with the camera, Gooigi takes over and plays out the events of a film on a set. It appears that warping to different areas of the hotel is done through CRT television screens. You can check out more gameplay from the Treehouse Live broadcast embedded above.
We didn't get an official release date, but the game is still slated for 2019. Stay tuned for more information and full coverage of the game as we come closer to release. You can also check out some official screenshots and media from the game below.
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