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Watch Our Complete Playthrough Of Splatoon 2
Game Informer staffers often play through old games, but we rarely give new games the full playthrough treatment. We're hoping to change that script as we move forward, offering a nice mix of new with the old. We're starting this effort with Splatoon 2, the newest release for Nintendo Switch. Below you will find videos that walk through the entire campaign, showing our successes and failures along the way. This is not a 100 percent playthrough. We reveal a few secrets along the way, and also detail how to find and finish each stage, but the focus is mostly on three people sitting down to play the game for the first time.
Each episode offers commentary from Brian Shea, Leo Vader, and me. If you don't like hearing us talk (which we fully understand), a commentary-free version is available over at YouTube. That video offers the same playthrough, but with far less talk about macaroni and cheese.
Enjoy the video series, folks, and please let us know what you think of our efforts in the comments section below. I felt like I played the game as well as I could on video, but you never know. Just don't talk about motion controls.
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