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The best Splatoon experience you will ever find hands down

Everything feels incredibly alive in those claustrophobic train rides, and the set of challenges presented in this expansion is fun and unique, setting a new standard for Splatoon's next single-player campaigns.

If you bought this at the time when people where playing Splatoon 2, you could have used an Octoling skin with exclusive gear to show everyone else that you are someone to be afraid of, as it was definitely bonkers to flex the fact that you have beaten the most unbalanced boss fight ever made in a Nintendo game

Do not buy this game. It is really fucking bad. For how much money u pay it is really not worth it. I was excited to play the game but that rapidly changed when I realised that I played more then half of the story in one day and I played about 5-6 hours.

Whatever u do. DO NOT PAY MONEY FOR THIS GAME. Try it on gamepass and u will understand how fucking bad it is. 60 pound or whatever how much it is really not worth It one bit. I wouldn't even be happy to pay 5 quid tbhit truly that fucking god awful.

I won 8 games in a row because nobody playing this is a real human except me

Talking flowers, really?

This series has been around for god knows how long and the kids who grew up with the original game on the NES are old enough now to collect social security. So why does the series continue to go for the kiddie audience instead of appealing to his actual fans, the adults? Think of how awesome a Mario game where he swears and uses mushrooms like drugs would be. Such a shame that the lazy devs don’t understand what the real fans want.

I think if you've never played a Pikmin game before, this game is genuinely an 11/10. I can't name a single issue I have with the game that doesn't have to do with the previous entries. So if you're looking for something new to try or want to get in the series, absolutely phenomenal place to start and imo was worth the 10 year wait.

Coming from previous titles (the "titles" in question being only Pikmin 3 so far but I've seen enough of the first two games to speak about them), I'm a huge fan of the progression in the game. The upgrades were such a nice addition and added a whole lot more to work towards during the game. The game is absolutely easier than the older ones, but starting out with a lot less Pikmin actually made it a lot less obvious imo. The night expeditions were super fun and were a lot more stressful than the daytimes were which I liked a lot. Oatchi is my beloved and I will protect him forever. Fuck you Moss you homophobic shithead.

However despite my praises, I've got a decent bit of complaints which again, are mostly related to it as a Pikmin game, so I'll quickfire them here.
- I don't like the excessive amount of characters in this game, having dozens of castaways makes the game feel a lot less lonely which is what I really liked in the other games, and also made the main cast much less significant
- Along with that, almost every piece of dialogue in the game felt like filler and I really just wanted them to shut the fuck up sometimes which I NEVER felt with Pikmin 3
- The character creator was very unneeded, would have LARGELY prefered an actual character
- The UI changes are pretty unforgivable, why on earth would they replace the beautiful bubbly themes of the others for the boring and flat sci-fi look?
- It was kinda cool having all the different Pikmin types come back but honestly it just made most of them feel useless; there was really no use for Rock or White Pikmin when other types were available, which is even further shown by the 3-type limit
- Essentially every difficult battle was trivial because the best strategy was just to rush with Oatchi, very little reason to have any actual strategy
- Waterwraith wasn't fear-inducing enough

Go play Pikmin 4