Splatoon Raiders

Ditch the competitive turf wars for a bit and grab your wrench. Splatoon Raiders pivots the franchise into a mission-based looter-shooter where you play as a mechanic teaming up with Deep Cut to scavenge the mysterious Spirhalite Islands. It is a chaotic, ink-splattered romp that trades standard multiplayer for a campaign-heavy focus on build-crafting and wave-based combat. Whether you are solo or rolling with a crew, the core loop of hunting for treasure, upgrading your mechanical gadgets, and blasting through hordes of Salmonids is surprisingly addictive, even if the structure feels a bit repetitive after a while.