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Can Splatoon Raiders make a splash? - Review roundup

Can Splatoon Raiders Make a Splash? - Review Roundup
Can Splatoon Raiders Make a Splash? - Review Roundup

Splatoon Raiders is just two days away and the reviews are rolling in with the tide. After a decade of being a PVP team-based shooter first and foremost, Nintendo has decided to flip the script with a mostly single-player campaign experience instead. Can Nintendo's newest franchise IP handle the sea change, or is it rough waters once the critics have gotten their say?

Splatoon Raiders is just two days away and the reviews are rolling in with the tide. After a decade of being a PVP team-based shooter first and foremost, Nintendo has decided to flip the script with a mostly single-player campaign experience instead. Can Nintendo's newest franchise IP handle the sea change, or is it rough waters once the critics have gotten their say?

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