Splatoon Raiders Reviews

Splatoon Raiders Review – A Novel Spin-Off

You were a kid. You were a squid. Now, you're a goddamn warrior.

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.

Splatoon Raiders reworks Nintendo’s ink-based action with relic hunting, flexible loadouts, Deep Cut, and a few repetitive mission types.

Final Weapon's official review of Splatoon Raiders, a single-player focused spin-off, available now on Nintendo Switch 2.

Splatoon Raiders is a new take on Nintendo's shooting franchise, turning the Salmon Run mode into a standalone spin-off experience.

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.

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.

We’ve got fish to Frye

Splatoon Raiders is a genuinely great twist on the Splatoon formula.

Classic Splatoon charm wrapped in bite-sized raids you can pick up and play solo or with friends

Eurogamer's review of Splatoon Raiders - a series offshoot that's a hectic, often overwhelming delight.

It's still worth inking along with.

The Splatoon Raiders shifts its focus to a single-player adventure but will this new direction prove to be a fresh splash of ink?

Salmon Run remains one of the great co-op experiences of the modern age but only a minimal effort has been expended in turning it into a single-player game, as Splatoon Raiders struggles to justify its existence.

Nintendo’s solo spin-off may be a one-trick pony, but it’s a thoroughbred…

An exceptionally entertaining single player adventure, Splatoon Raiders is expertly designed, full of content, and just a fantastic time.

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

A fun adventure that's not quite like anything else

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 is the latest example of how versatile this franchise can be.

Is Splatoon Raiders a successful expansion of this fishy series? Or has Nintendo gone and painted themselves into a corner?

Splatoon Raiders effectively reinvents Nintendo's colorful shooter with satisfying growth, great action, and unlimited build variety. With little repetition...

Though Splatoon’s single-player content has always been underappreciated, Splatoon Raiders makes it difficult to ignore, shining a bright light on the series’ oft-slept-on side.

Splatoon Raiders reinvents Nintendo’s ink-based shooter as an addictive looter with superb co-op and technical polish.

Splats good enough