Much like the 2015 original, Splatoon 2’s focus is largely on the competitive multiplayer, but it would be a mistake to discount just how creative, funny, and well-designed the game’s single-player campaign is. If you don’t take your competition, or yourself, too seriously, it might be your go-to game this summer. Splatoon 2 manages to improve on the original in several important ways. It’s a bright, energetic, and hilarious concoction, and a lot of people never got a chance to play it. Armed with ink-filled cannons, squid-kid hybrids known as Inklings try to cover each multiplayer stage in as much color as possible while defending against enemies attempting to do the same. The original Splatoon stands as one of the most underappreciated games of the last generation simply because it released on the failed Wii U console. As our Splatoon 2 review will tell you, the sequel is a vehicle for more of the original’s gameplay.Īnd that’s okay. While there are small improvements and flourishes throughout, Its campaign and competitive multiplayer modes hit on several of the same beats as its predecessor.
The sequel to Nintendo’s family friendly take on the team-based multiplayer shooter feels almost identical to the 2015 Wii U game that came before it.
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