The Poltergust 5000, a mechanically and numerically enhanced version of Luigi's Mansion's Poltergust 3000, aids Luigi in this task. Luigi just happens to be the only man fit for the job. Gadd, the inventor who serves as Luigi's armorer as it were, needs someone to deal with an outbreak of mischievous ghosts plaguing the region. There's very little setup for why Luigi has gotten back in the ghost-hunting racket at the start of Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon. Five levels are waiting for you and all of them are variable when it comes to atmosphere and theme.There's not much in the way of new mechanics, but what's there is helpful enough
There are different places you will have to visit. The others are the guardians of every level, so they defend the pieces of the dark moon and your aim is to beat them all down to get an access to the desired pieces of the moon. Just don’t hurry too much – not all the ghosts are harmful, some of them will support you and let you move further. The weapon will help you catch the ghosts that will try to attack you. It is created to clean the houses from ghosts! So take your tool and start your journey. But you are wrong! This is not a regular one and it is not created to clean the floor. You might think, that there is no sense in a vacuum cleaner when you are going to a house filled with the evil spirits. He equips you with a cool vacuum cleaner. Gladly, the professor is a perfect inventor and nearly a genius. You were just a plumber but now you are a savior! This is it! You are starting a new adventure and it is your mission to bring the entire world in order. Luigi gets a task from the professor Gadd – he needs to find all the pieces of the artifact and bring them together to make the ghosts stop doing their nasty deeds. The problem is that the ghosts go a bit crazy now, because the moon kept them under control, but when it is broken, the ghosts are free to do whatever they want. The dark moon has been broken into pieces and these pieces are thrown around the mansions filled with ghosts.
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