For every younger sibling who grew up mastering Mario platformers, Luigi is more than just a sidekick—he's gaming's ultimate Player 2. As the green-capped counterpart to his more famous twin, Mario, Luigi has carved out his own niche, especially in the beloved Luigi's Mansion series. While often overshadowed, Luigi has proven time and again that he's more than capable of taking the spotlight, especially as we look forward to the upcoming Switch 2. To celebrate Luigi and all the Player 2s out there, here's a comprehensive rundown of every Luigi game available on the Nintendo Switch.
How Many Luigi Games Are on Switch? -----------------------------------There are 17 games on Switch that let you play as Luigi. He's the star in two titles (Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD and Luigi’s Mansion 3) and co-leads in one (Mario & Luigi: Brothership).
### Luigi's Mansion 3
0See it at Amazon### Luigi's Mansion 2 HD
0See it at Amazon### Mario & Luigi: Brothership
0See it at Amazon### Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
0See it at Amazon### Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle
0See it at Amazon### Mario Tennis Aces
0See it at Amazon### Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
0See it at Amazon### Super Mario Maker 2
0See it at Amazon### Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury
0See it at Amazon### Mario Golf: Super Rush
0See it at Amazon### Mario Strikers: Battle League Football
0See it at Amazon### Super Mario Bros. Wonder
0See it at Amazon### Super Mario Party Jamboree
Luigi took center stage on the Switch with Luigi’s Mansion 3, marking the third installment in his solo ghostbusting adventures. Here, Luigi teams up with Professor E. Gadd and a green gooey clone to battle ghosts and rescue his friends from the clutches of King Boo's haunted hotel.
Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD brings back the 2013 Nintendo 3DS game, Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon, with enhanced graphics. This sequel sees Luigi tackling ghost-filled mansions in Evershade Valley to capture King Boo and save his brother.
While not solely a Luigi game, Mario & Luigi: Brothership places both brothers on equal footing. The first new entry in the Mario & Luigi series since Paper Jam in 2014, this game challenges players to navigate puzzles and platforming as both Mario and Luigi to restore the kingdom of Concordia.
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was the first Switch game to feature Luigi as a playable character. Known for his balanced stats with a slight edge in speed and handling, Luigi's iconic appearance in an ad for the Wii U version also sparked the Luigi Death Stare meme.
In the tactical RPG Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle, Luigi joins forces with Rabbid Luigi, a mischievous clone who mirrors his style and antics, adding a fun twist to the gameplay.
Luigi steps onto the court in Mario Tennis Aces as a versatile "all-around" player. His specialty shot, Pipe Cannon, sends him soaring for a powerful spike, making him a formidable opponent.
Super Mario Party sees Luigi among 20 playable characters, continuing his tradition in the series. As the first Mario Party game on Switch, it ranks as Nintendo’s ninth best-selling game on the platform, according to the company.
Luigi makes his mark in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate as an unlockable character. A mainstay in all five Smash games, Luigi ranks as an A+-tier fighter and the 18th best overall, according to LumiRank’s 2025 tier list.
In New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, Luigi is not only playable but stars in the New Super Luigi U expansion. This mode showcases his higher jump and adds a challenging 100-second timer to each level.
Super Mario Maker 2 lets you craft your own Mario levels with Luigi as one of four playable characters. Alongside Mario, Toad, and Toadette, Luigi adds his unique flair to your custom creations.
In Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, Luigi offers a slightly different feel with his higher jump and less traction, making gameplay more 'floaty' and 'slippery' compared to Mario.
Luigi swings into action in Mario Golf: Super Rush with strong control and speed stats, perfect for the new Speed Golf mode. His Ice Flower Freeze shot adds a strategic edge by freezing the ground on impact.
Luigi returns in Mario Party Superstars, a nostalgic collection of minigames, boards, and mechanics from the series' past, offering a fresh take on classic fun.
As a balanced footballer with excellent technique in Mario Strikers: Battle League Football, Luigi excels in dribbling, curving shots, and shooting accurately.
Luigi and Rabbid Luigi are back in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, with Luigi specializing as a Sneak Attacker, leveraging his ranged weaponry despite his lower health.
In the latest 2D platformer, Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Luigi is a playable character with the same mechanics as Mario, offering a purely aesthetic difference.
Luigi shines in Super Mario Party Jamboree, the largest and arguably best in the party series. Besides being playable, Luigi influences gameplay through the new Buddy mechanic, potentially turning dice rolls into 10s.