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Critiquing The Best Player-Created Art Of Splatoon 2
Splatoon 2 has a great single-player campaign, awesome multiplayer, and a fun new horde-style mode but let's not kid ourselves – we're all playing for the user-created art.
I took Game Informer's official art critics, Jeff Cork and Jeff Marchiafava, through the gallery that is Splatoon 2's lobby area in order to take in all the amazing creations and give each close inspection with their critical eyes. We find some gems, remark on some underwhelming duds, and finally take everything we learned in order to craft the perfect Splatoon 2 community post.
For more on Splatoon 2, head here for our review. You can also head here for a full playthrough of the single-player campaign and here to see all the game's bosses.
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