Splatoon Raiders: when Nintendo’s ink magic goes normal
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Splatoon Raiders shifts the franchise toward a cooperative, gadget-driven experience but lands as a more pedestrian spin-off: solo play feels weaker, the story is minimal, and while the ink-based combat remains recognizable, the game lacks the main series’ charm, releasing July 23 for £41.99.
- Splatoon Raiders review – Nintendo’s inky shooter fades to grey The Guardian
- Ask the Developer Vol. 22: Splatoon Raiders — Part 1 nintendo.com
- Nintendo keeps making shooters more friendly and approachable The Verge
- Splatoon Raiders on Switch 2 Won’t Replace Splatoon 3, but That’s OK CNET
- ‘Splatoon Raiders’ Isn’t What the Switch 2 Needs Right Now Gizmodo
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