De la saga de Luigi y de Mario en general, este es mi favorito.
Si bien el 2 y el 3 están muy entretenidos, el ambiente que tiene este es único. El mero hecho de que todo el juego se base en una casa de estética de una época real, con sus inquilinos y sus historias... Me cautivó. La jugabilidad con el mando de gamecube se me hizo mucho más cómoda que cuando lo rejugué en 3ds. Aún con sus toques de humor y fantasía, creo que lograba plasmar muy bien el título del juego, cosa que en los otros dos creo que se pasaron demasiado con lo fantasioso y dejó de tener tanto sentido lo de "Mansion", pero bueno. Uno de mis juegos favoritos, un 10.

This being the first GameCube game I played I wanted to see if it held up 2 decades later and it did!
A unique and fun title starring Luigi which mixes comedy and humor into a weirdly well made spooky setting. The gameplay is fun, the music slaps, and its just short enough it doesn't outstay its welcome. Unfortunately the GameCube controller make some of boss battles awful, I'm not sure if it's my controllers or not but having to press the L button with just enough pressure where you actually spray water/fire/ice but not enough pressure where you instead shoot elemental balls was very annoying for the last few bosses.
Very Fun overall, highly recommend it as a must play Nintendo Title!

Luigi’s Mansion has always been close to my heart and started my love for the horror genre. beyond my own nostalgia, It's still such a fun and creative game that has so much of a unique spooky charm and personality all around, from the actual ghosts to Luigi humming the main theme while walking through the dark and dusty hallways of the mansion. Theres a feeling this game gives me that I cant describe but I know it’s a feeling that could have only been provided by a GameCube game. This is one of the main games that I think represents the GameCube the best.

Luigi's Mansion is an interesting game. It's small in scope, and I do wonder if the development team for it was small as well. I get the vibe of a cozy band of programmers working away at their cheeky and unorthodox launch title deep within the Nintendo HQ.

In any case, the result is marvelous. They managed to capture the essence of what makes a haunted mansion setting so compelling; ghosts, yes, and supernatural pranks, but most compelling to me is the inclusion of not just "ghosts" as an entity, but ghosts as a haunting. Many of the spirits in this game are named characters. Most of them speak and give you a general sense of what they might've been like when they were actual people. For child me, it was a fascinating brush with the idea of death and undeath, and as far as a Nintendo game's themes can go I still find it very cool.

Luigis mansion is very good at what it sets out to do and is an older example of great atmosphere. The gameplay is a little basic but they spice it up with the boss battles and the puzzles which sometimes can be bs but rarely is it. The atmosphere is pristine it really sells the haunted mansion with the organs in the background and luigi humming really adds to the immersion and gets you sucked in the settings which can get pretty creative. Overall luigis mansion Is a good time I can see myself replaying from time to time