While short and simple, Luigi: Insanity is a fun and mild horror game (I say "mild" because it's really not that scary; just slightly startling at times). Kidnapped by a ghost version of Luigi, Professor E. Gadd calls the real Luigi on his GameBoy Horror and asks him for a rescue. Luigi heads over to the mansion where E. Gadd is being held captive, and he must investigate objects in each room to get to the professor. Every once in a while (and by that, I mean twice), the ghost Luigi will start to move toward your location, and you must find a safe hiding spot and hope the ghost doesn't find you.

The game is fun, but I feel that if it were a bit longer and scarier, it could be an amazing horror game. With that said, let's proceed to the game itself.