Blog talk:Fan modes

Add mode suggestions below. Please include information such as what in-game modes they can be played on, allowed weapons, and the number of players required.

Hide n' Squid
Rules:

-This game can be played in any mode of Splatoon.

-Any number of players can join, up to eight.

-As of now, all weapons are allowed, unless a flaw is seen.

-Make small dots around the playing field, not huge ones where people can't find you.

-No gear with Ninja Squid on, as that makes you harder to find.

-Whoever is hiding/seeking is that way for the whole round.

How to Play:

-As a hider, your goal is to make dots around the playing field without getting caught. However, you have to hide in one of them. (The reason I say dots is because you can switch between them to be evasive, or remain stationary if that's your thing). You are allowed to defend yourself while you're hiding.

-As a seeker, your goal is to obviously splat the enemy. You can set a limit before you win, but it's fine either way. Follow the enemy's dot trail until you find the enemy and splat them. Simple as that.

Optional rules:

-Hiders use no ink, just hides around the map.

-Seeker uses paintbrushes to find the hiders.

SkittlesBeats 22:49, 5 September 2015 (UTC)

Splattag!
Rules:

-This game can be played in any mode of Splatoon.

-This game is hard to play with a full lobby, so one person should be focused on another person for that whole round.

-If a person is it and can't get out of a place, they are allowed to spray a wall to get out. (ie. Bluefin Depot's two lower sections).

HTP:

-If you're it, all you can do it run or turn into a squid. No spraying ink.

-If you're the chaser, you can spray ink, turn into a squid or run to splat whoever's it. Once the person who's it gets splatted, they become the chaser and whoever was the chaser becomes it, (role reversal, long story short).