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'''Modes''' in ''[[Splatoon]]'' are different types of gameplay that can be accessed by players at different levels. | [[File:Mode_Selction_.jpg|thumb|Mode selction screen]]'''Modes''' in ''[[Splatoon]]'' are different types of gameplay that can be accessed by players at different levels. | ||
==List of Modes== | ==List of Modes== |
Revision as of 10:38, 2 May 2015
Modes in Splatoon are different types of gameplay that can be accessed by players at different levels.
List of Modes
Regular
Regular Battle modes can be accessed by players of all levels.
- Turf War: A mode consisting of four players in two teams. The team with the highest ink coverage wins the match.
- Hero Mode: A single player story mode with puzzle and platforming elements. It stars an Inkling in the Hero Suit fighting the Octarians in Octo Valley.
- Battle Dojo: A local 2-player multiplayer mode. The GamePad player uses the GamePad screen, the Pro Controller player uses the TV screen. They compete against each other on the Turf War maps to pop the most balloons.
Ranked Battle
Ranked Battle will be able to be accessed by Level 10 players upon its release by Nintendo. The modes included in this category will require a higher level of strategy compared to regular modes, and wins and losses will be counted toward players' ranks. Players begin with a 'C' rating, but are able to improve and regress based on how well they perform. Ranked Battle will be released when a large amount of players have reached Level 10.
- Splat Zones: A mode similar to King of the Hill games.