Splatoon Raiders releases July 23 on Switch 2, unlocking at midnight ET and 9 p.m. PT on July 22. Full time zone breakdown, price, download size and review scores.

After weeks of hands-on time with Nintendo's newest squid game, I find Nintendo's swerve into looter-shooter territory a surprising success.

Our Splatoon Raiders beginner guide includes 10 tips and tricks to get the most out of your weapons and gadgets

Splatoon Raiders greatly adapts the franchise's enjoyable gameplay to a new format, but it gets stale a bit too quickly.

Splatoon Raiders is officially out in the world, and we're all eagerly diving into the single-player adventure. Raiders is a bit different from the mainline games, in that it takes the Salmon Run formula and makes a game out of it.

Splatoon Raiders, Nintendo's latest Switch 2 exclusive, has reviewed well with most critics. The consensus is that it meshes the anarchic paintball gameplay of Nintendo's player-versus-player Splatoon games with surprisingly refined action-RPG or looter-shooter mechanics,

The single-player offshoot of the quirky and colourful multiplayer series is disappointingly run-of-the-mill

Splatoon Raiders is an incredibly well-designed action RPG with an expertly executed loop. Its deep customization, challenging battles, and sheer variety make it the best Splatoon campaign yet and one of the top games on Switch 2.

Splatoon Raiders is an exception to the rule. The ink-splattered Nintendo Switch 2 shooter is a mess in the most positive sense of the word. In its most pulse-pounding moments, when I’m trying to ink my way out of a Salmonid mosh pit that overtakes the screen,