As any younger sibling who grew up on Mario platformers knows, Luigi is gaming's ultimate Player 2. Nintendo's green-capped member of the Mario Bros. has lived a lifetime in the shadow of his older twin Mario, only stepping out for a taste of solo stardom in his ghostbusting Luigi's Mansion series.
As we move closer to Switch 2, we’re celebrating another console generation of Luigi and Player 2s everywhere with a complete list of every Luigi game on Switch.
How Many Luigi Games Are on Switch? -----------------------------------There are 17 games on Switch that let you play as Luigi. He’s the main character in only two games (Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD and Luigi’s Mansion 3) and the co-lead 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’s first starring role on Switch was in Luigi’s Mansion 3, the third entry in the character’s only solo series to date. Luigi’s Mansion 3 sees our timid hero and his green gooey clone team up with Professor E. Gadd to battle ghosts and save his friends from King Boo’s haunted hotel.
Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD is a remake of the 2013 Nintendo 3DS game Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon. This second game in the spooky series sees Luigi ghostbusting his way through the mansions of Evershade Valley to once again capture King Boo and save his brother.
Sure, it's not exclusively a 'Luigi game,' but Mario & Luigi: Brothership certainly puts the brothers on even footing. Brothership is the first release in the Mario & Luigi series since Paper Jam in 2014. Players take on the role of both brothers, who must traverse puzzles and platforming challenges to restore the kingdom of Concordia.
Luigi first graced the Switch as a playable character in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. Known for his balanced stats, Luigi slightly favors speed and handling, making him a favorite among racers. His iconic appearance in an ad for the original Wii U version of Mario Kart 8 even sparked the Luigi Death Stare meme.
Luigi joined forces with Rabbid Luigi in the tactical RPG Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. This Nintendo-Ubisoft collaboration allows players to include both characters in their party, adding a unique twist to the gameplay.
Luigi showcased his athletic prowess in Mario Tennis Aces as one of the 16 launch characters. His balanced "all-around" abilities make him a versatile choice, and his Pipe Cannon shot adds a fun twist to the game.
Luigi's party spirit shines in Super Mario Party, where he is one of 20 playable characters. This title marks the first Mario Party game for Switch and ranks as Nintendo’s ninth best-selling game on the platform, according to the company.
In Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Luigi is an unlockable character with a rich history, having been playable in all five Smash games. He's ranked as an A+-tier fighter and the 18th best overall in LumiRank’s 2025 tier list, compiled from the opinions of 93 ranked Smash players.
Luigi is a playable character in the platformer New Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe, an expanded version of the Wii U game. In the included New Super Luigi U expansion, Luigi takes the lead with his higher jump and unique level designs.
Luigi is one of four playable characters in Super Mario Maker 2, alongside Mario, Toad, and Toadette. This level-building platformer lets players craft their own Mario levels using assets from various classic games.
In Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury, Luigi offers a slightly different play experience with his higher jump and less traction, making him feel 'floaty' and 'slippery' compared to Mario.
Luigi swings into action in Mario Golf: Super Rush, excelling with his speed and control. His Ice Flower Freeze shot adds a strategic element, freezing the ground to create obstacles for opponents.
Luigi returns in Mario Party Superstars, a collection of classic minigames and boards from the series' past. This nostalgic title brings back the fun of earlier Mario Party games.
In Mario Strikers: Battle League Football, Luigi shines as a well-balanced footballer with exceptional technique, making him a valuable asset on the field.
Luigi and Rabbid Luigi return in Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope, where Luigi's role as a Sneak Attacker showcases his ranged abilities despite his low health.
In Super Mario Bros. Wonder, Luigi offers a visually distinct option from Mario, though their gameplay remains identical, ensuring a seamless transition for players.
Luigi is back for more fun in Super Mario Party Jamboree, the largest and arguably the best game in the series. Here, he also features in the new Buddy mechanic, potentially turning dice rolls into 10s.