Splatoon Raiders hides three of its four endings behind a single boss fight, and the last one waits at the very bottom of a grind most people won't touch on their first run through.

Splatoon Raiders takes a series built entirely around competitive splatting and asks what happens if you just remove that part completely, and somehow it works better than it has any right to.

Getting a Primo 5-star weapon in Splatoon Raiders comes down to one simple truth, put yourself in front of the toughest Salmonids you can find and keep doing it.

Three tanks, three completely different ways to play Splatoon Raiders, and the game hands you the choice way before you've got enough information to actually make it.

Splatoon Raiders starts out as a solo trip, but there's a whole cooperative layer hiding in plain sight if you know where to look.

Splatoon Raiders starts out as a solo trip, but there's a whole cooperative layer hiding in plain sight if you know where to look.