A really good popcorn flick of a single player campaign. Fun and creative design that utilises memorable aesthetics and gimmicks to keep things fresh without ever overstaying it's welcome. There are enough ways to keep varying up how you play and a decent amount of replay value here to keep any player occupied for some time. I didn't like the over-reliance on hidden collectibles, but they were inoffensive. The music was pretty good this time around, too. Splatoon 3's campaign isn't like mind blowing or anything - not even close. However, it does feel like Splatoon has finally managed to find an aesthetic identity + sense of cohesion that is truly unique and fun.