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* ''{{Availability|Octo Expansion|game=Splatoon 2}}'', the single-player DLC mode in ''Splatoon 2''. | * ''{{Availability|Octo Expansion|game=Splatoon 2}}'', the single-player DLC mode in ''Splatoon 2''. | ||
* {{Availability|Return of the Mammalians|game=Splatoon 3}}, the single-player mode in {{S3}}. | * {{Availability|Return of the Mammalians|game=Splatoon 3}}, the single-player mode in {{S3}}. | ||
*''[[Side Order]]'', the single-player DLC mode in ''Splatoon 3''. | *''{{Availability|[[File:SO Icon Pearl Drone.png|24px]] [[Side Order]]|game=Splatoon 3}}'', the single-player DLC mode in ''Splatoon 3''. | ||
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Revision as of 19:58, 4 March 2024
Single-player may refer to:
Octo Valley, the single-player mode in Splatoon.
Octo Canyon, the single-player mode in Splatoon 2.
Octo Expansion, the single-player DLC mode in Splatoon 2.
Return of the Mammalians, the single-player mode in Splatoon 3.
Side Order, the single-player DLC mode in Splatoon 3.
This is a disambiguation page.
This page acts as a list to other pages about "Single-player". They may have similar names or be about the same subject.
