Splatoon Raiders Reviews
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Splatoon Raiders delivers a fantastic solo experience filled with enjoyable shooting, loads of satisfying progression, and smartly designed levels.
You were a kid. You were a squid. Now, you're a goddamn warrior.
Splatoon Raiders | Review | Splatoon's PvE spin-off changes the rules of the game, but it doesn't lose any of its appeal.
Splatoon Raiders is a spin-off of the popular ink-splatting series of Splatoon games. It’s the first such sideways entry for the Inklings, taking things out o
Splatoon Raiders is the latest from the main Splatoon franchise and it's the most fun thanks to its customization and alluring levels.
Splatoon Raider tries something different for the franchise by offering a more focused single-player experience while still retaining the unmistakable
Splatoon Raiders trades the PvP-focus of the other games in the series for an addicting action-RPG adventure that's an absolute blast in co-op.
Final Weapon's official review of Splatoon Raiders, a single-player focused spin-off, available now on Nintendo Switch 2.
Splatoon Raiders continues Nintendo’s hot streak on the Switch 2 and, for the first time, I’m excited about whatever comes next in the world of Splatoon.
An incredibly well-designed action RPG with deep customization and challenging battles.
An exceptionally entertaining single player adventure, Splatoon Raiders is expertly designed, full of content, and just a fantastic time.
I was disappointed Splatoon Raiders was revealed as a single-player spin-off, but I was dead wrong. It is incredible, playing like a brilliant mix of Ratchet & Clank meets Helldivers that hooked me instantly. Teaming up with the Deep Cut crew, the loop of raiding Salmonid hordes for loot and upgrades is deeply satisfying. The overhauled movement adds a sense of verticality that the main games desperately need, and progression actually feels rewarding rather than a slow grind. Even with a more atmospheric than catchy soundtrack, this is an absolute must-play. Take it from a skeptic: Splatoon Ra…
The pop idol trio of Deep Cut might be best known for their attitude-filled stage antics (and Big Man's thoroughly loveable nature), but Splatoon Raiders
Splatoon Raiders effectively reinvents Nintendo's colorful shooter with satisfying growth, great action, and unlimited build variety. With little repetition...
Splatoon Raiders (Switch 2) Review – 8.75/10: Though Splatoon’s single-player content has always been underappreciated, Splatoon Raiders makes it difficult to
Sprague Strike Force continues to expand this PVE gameplay, turning cooperative farming into a loot-hunting adventure that can also be enjoyed solo.
Smoked salmon.Switch 2 has been full of surprises. In just 15 months, it has hosted the first 3D Donkey [...]
Splatoon Raiders Review – A Novel Spin-Off
Any seasoned squid kid will feel right at home in Splatoon Raiders, with skills and sensibilities transferring over seamlessly. That goes double for frequent
Splatoon Raiders successfully reinvents the series with rewarding cooperative gameplay, satisfying progression, and excellent performance. Repetitive environments, limited incentive to experiment with its broader toolkit, and a weak narrative prevent it from reaching the creativity and variety of the mainline games.
Splatoon Raiders is proof positive the series can evolve past its competitive multiplayer roots, creating a fun and engaging ARPG experience that’s hard to put down.
The Splatoon Raiders shifts its focus to a single-player adventure but will this new direction prove to be a fresh splash of ink?
Splatoon Raiders is a very catchy single-player title and a good choice for Switch 2 owners.
Splatoon is one of Nintendo's more technically-involved games, and it's really rewarding once you've figured out its movement system and how to build your
Splatoon Raiders reworks Nintendo’s ink-based action with relic hunting, flexible loadouts, Deep Cut, and a few repetitive mission types.
Splatoon Raiders reinvents Nintendo’s ink-based shooter as an addictive looter with superb co-op and technical polish.
Splatoon Raiders is a new take on Nintendo's shooting franchise, turning the Salmon Run mode into a standalone spin-off experience.
We review Splatoon Raiders, Nintendo's major spin-off. Is the single-player game worth checking out? Read our impressions.
Nintendo’s solo spin-off may be a one-trick pony, but it’s a thoroughbred…
Splatoon Raiders is the latest example of how versatile this franchise can be.
Eurogamer's review of Splatoon Raiders - a series offshoot that's a hectic, often overwhelming delight.
So, again, I realise that I’m not the target audience for Splatoon Raiders, and I’m sure those that are the target audience will get a great deal of value out of the depth of its systems. And from Nintendo’s point of view, it’s a relatively low-cost project to fill the release schedule until the next big thing (Fire Emblem) comes along. I do, however, suspect that just about everyone, from the diehard fans to me on the spectrum of Splatoon advocacy, will ultimately wish that the first proper single-player outing for the franchise were a bit more than it turned out to be.
Is Splatoon Raiders a successful expansion of this fishy series? Or has Nintendo gone and painted themselves into a corner?
Splatoon Raiders is a genuinely great twist on the Splatoon formula.
Splatoon Raiders marks a new direction for the series, offering a lengthy 20-hour single-player campaign. Not bad!
Classic Splatoon charm wrapped in bite-sized raids you can pick up and play solo or with friends
Nintendo's made a looter shooter that I can't get enough of.
The summer review of Splatoon Raiders is ready for you. A great alternative to a trip to France? Read it now.
Nintendo turns the Splatoon franchise into a primarily single-player game, based on the popular Salmon Run mode, but is it as much fun on your own as it is with friends?
By removing Turf War and transitioning to something pretty close to a first-person shooter, Nintendo has taken what makes the franchise unique and discarded it with Splatoon Raiders.
Splatoon Raiders is a gorgeous, brilliantly fast-paced shooter that looks and feels excellent to play. The shooting systems are lovely, and each raid feels like a bite-sized chunk of energetic fun. Some of the optional challenge maps feel a bit like bloat, and there's a certain sense of familiarity that creeps in the further you go, but Splatoon Raiders is still a stellar experience that you'll want to check out if you have a Switch 2.