And finally, it was disappointingly short. The gameplay, meanwhile, wasn’t ever anything truly remarkable it almost felt at times like an unapologetic tutorial covering dual-analog mechanics for those who had been sheltered from them up until that point. On the plus side was a completely off-the-wall, unexpected offshoot of the Mario franchise that had some notable bright spots-specifically, the atmosphere and the occasional brilliance of the puzzles that decorated it. If you’ve spent time with the quirky original, you’ll know that it had its pluses and minuses. Been a while since you’ve busted some ghosts? Say, around 12 years or so? Well, you’ll be pleased to hear that Nintendo’s going green again with what arguably is the game Luigi’s Mansion should have been last decade.
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