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''Splatoon'' is a third-person shooter game focused on online multiplayer battles, in which eight players are divided into two teams of four. Players have two main forms and may switch between the two at will: their humanoid form, in which they can use weapons to spread ink and splatter opponents, and their squid form, which they can use to swim through ink at great speed and up walls, recharge the player's ink tank faster (while in their own ink), and hide in their team's ink. Players can also utilize [[Sub Weapon]]s, such as [[Splat Bomb]]s, and [[Special Weapon]]s, such as [[ | ''Splatoon'' is a third-person shooter game focused on online multiplayer battles, in which eight players are divided into two teams of four. Players have two main forms and may switch between the two at will: their humanoid form, in which they can use weapons to spread ink and splatter opponents, and their squid form, which they can use to swim through ink at great speed and up walls, recharge the player's ink tank faster (while in their own ink), and hide in their team's ink. Players can also utilize [[Sub Weapon]]s, such as [[Splat Bomb]]s, and [[Special Weapon]]s, such as [[Splashdown]]s. | ||
In the primary game mode, [[Turf War]], players are awarded points based on the amount of [[Surfaces|turf]] (ground) they cover in their team's ink—the team that covers the most territory within three minutes wins the match. There are also an additional three modes under the more competitive [[Ranked Battle]] category: [[Splat Zones]], where teams try to control certain areas of a map for a set amount of time by covering them in ink; [[Tower Control]], where teams fight to control a central Tower and lead it to a goal in the opposing team's base; and [[Rainmaker]], where teams fight to secure the titular weapon and get it to a goal in the opposing team's base. | In the primary game mode, [[Turf War]], players are awarded points based on the amount of [[Surfaces|turf]] (ground) they cover in their team's ink—the team that covers the most territory within three minutes wins the match. There are also an additional three modes under the more competitive [[Ranked Battle]] category: [[Splat Zones]], where teams try to control certain areas of a map for a set amount of time by covering them in ink; [[Tower Control]], where teams fight to control a central Tower and lead it to a goal in the opposing team's base; and [[Rainmaker]], where teams fight to secure the titular weapon and get it to a goal in the opposing team's base. | ||
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- For other things the name Splatoon is used for, see Splatoon (disambiguation).
Splatoon 2 (スプラトゥーン2 Supuratūn 2) is a third-person shooter developed and published by Nintendo, and the sequel to the Wii U game Splatoon. The game features battles between Inklings, using weaponized ink to cover territory and "splat" opponents. While it was teased on October 20, 2016 during the reveal trailer for the Nintendo Switch game console, Nintendo did not officially confirm this or any other game showcased in the video as being in development at the time.[1] [2] The title was officially unveiled on January 13th, 2017 at the Nintendo Switch Presentation in Tokyo, Japan.[3] The game is currently planned for a Summer 2017 release. [4]
Story
The events of the story take place two years after the completion of the original game's Hero Mode, but little beyond that is known at this time.
Gameplay
Splatoon is a third-person shooter game focused on online multiplayer battles, in which eight players are divided into two teams of four. Players have two main forms and may switch between the two at will: their humanoid form, in which they can use weapons to spread ink and splatter opponents, and their squid form, which they can use to swim through ink at great speed and up walls, recharge the player's ink tank faster (while in their own ink), and hide in their team's ink. Players can also utilize Sub Weapons, such as Splat Bombs, and Special Weapons, such as Splashdowns.
In the primary game mode, Turf War, players are awarded points based on the amount of turf (ground) they cover in their team's ink—the team that covers the most territory within three minutes wins the match. There are also an additional three modes under the more competitive Ranked Battle category: Splat Zones, where teams try to control certain areas of a map for a set amount of time by covering them in ink; Tower Control, where teams fight to control a central Tower and lead it to a goal in the opposing team's base; and Rainmaker, where teams fight to secure the titular weapon and get it to a goal in the opposing team's base.
Additions in the Sequel
Exact information is currently unknown, but Splatoon 2 features both new and revamped stages, weapons (such as the Splat Dualies), special weapons (such as the Splashdown and a storm cloud), and gear items (including pants and sandals), as well as additional character customization in the form of hairstyles. The game also allows for local multiplayer with up to eight people.
Multiplayer Stages
Songs
- Inkcoming! by Wet Floor (title track)
Gallery
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EU box art for Splatoon 2.
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A new map on Splatoon 2 on the Nintendo Switch.
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More new accessories.
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Inkrails allow Inklings to travel above the map on Moray Towers.
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The map overview screen, accessed by pressing X in battle.
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An Inkling holding large multi-barrel weapons.
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A rain cloud pouring ink over the map.
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A battle in progress.
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The game art / promo image for Splatoon 2.
