High-Tower.Floor

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High-Tower.Floor is one of the available floors in Splatoon 3: Side Order.

Description

The floor starts with lower section with inkrails to either side, with ramps leading to a plateau. From the plateau there is center ramp that reaches the top of the central tower.

High-Tower.Floor (∞-ball)

High-Tower.Floor
Sink the ∞-balls!
Difficulty Difficulty Easy Easy
Base reward Membuxs 25
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
∞-ball count 2
Music souven1r

The objective is to sink two ∞-balls. One of the balls is located at the top of the tower. The second is at the base of the center ramp that is located on the plateau. The goals are located at on either side of the lower section of the stage. There is an indestructible portal behind the second ∞-ball, which spawns Battering Lentos that shove away the balls.

Up-and-Down_High-Tower.Floor (fleeing foes)

The goal is to defeat three Panicking Alla Mambos. One is located below the tower, and the last two are located in the far left and far right corners.

Up-and-Down_High-Tower.Floor
Defeat the fleeing foes!
Difficulty Difficulty Hard Hard
Base reward Membuxs 215
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
Fleeing foes
count 		2
Music jest1ng

High-Tower.Floor (portals)

There are two variations of this floor, one is easy, and one is normal, however both have two portals. One variation has the one portal at the far left corner and the other portal on the platform connected the ramp to the right respectively. The other variation has one portal at the highest point on the right and the other portal in the dip in the terrain at the bottom.

High-Tower.Floor
Destroy the portals!
Difficulty Difficulty Easy Easy
Base reward Membuxs 35
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
Portal count 2
Music demol1sh

High-Tower.Floor
Destroy the portals!
Difficulty Difficulty Normal Normal
Base reward Membuxs 105
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
Portal count 2
Music demol1sh

High-Tower.Floor (zones)

High-Tower.Floor
Protect the zone!
Difficulty Difficulty Normal Normal
Base reward Membuxs 125
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
Zone count 1
Countdown start 60 ticks
Checkpoint 1 30 ticks
Music rout1nes

The objective is to claim and keep the zone at the top of the tower. The orange crate at the bottom contains a canned special.

High-Tower.Floor (tower)

High-Tower.Floor
Escort the turbine tower!
Difficulty Difficulty Easy Easy
Base reward Membuxs 40
Appearance On a normal climb:
1F-9F
Checkpoint count 3
Music j1tters

The objective is to escort the turbine tower to its goal. The turbine begins at the bottom of the floor, winding up the left side until it reaches the goal at the top of the tower. The first checkpoint is on the left wall of the tower, and the second checkpoint is at the top of the tower, directly before the goal.

Floor features

Gallery

  • An overhead view of the floor.

    An overhead view of the floor.

Trivia

  • The layout of the floor bears a striking resemblance to the Team Fortress 2 map of the same name.

Names in other languages

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High-Tower.Floor
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese 飛びこみ台のフロア
tobikomidai no furoa		 Diving Board Floor
Netherlands Dutch Toren.etage Tower.floor
CanadaFrance French étage.plateforme floor.platform
Germany German Turm.Etage Tower.Floor
Italy Italian Piano_della_piattaforma Floor_of_the_platform
Russia Russian Файл этажа: Башня.floor
Fayl etazha: Bashnya.floor		 Floor file: Tower.floor
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Rascacielos.pso Skyscraper.flr
Spain Spanish (NOE) Trampolín Trampoline
China Chinese (Simplified) 跳台的楼层 Diving platform floor
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 跳台的樓層 Diving platform floor
South Korea Korean 점프대 플로어
Up-and-Down_High-Tower.Floor
Language Name Meaning
Japan Japanese 上下する 飛びこみ台のフロア
Netherlands Dutch Omhoog&omlaag_toren.etage Upwards&downwards_tower.floor
CanadaFrance French étage.plateforme\haut_bas floor.platform\up_down
Germany German Auf/Ab_Turm.Etage Up/Down_Tower.Floor
Italy Italian Piano_della_piattaforma//su_e_giù Floor_of_the_platform//up_and_down
Russia Russian Файл этажа: Вверх_вниз(Башня).floor
Fayl etazha: Vverkh_vniz(Bashnya).floor		 Floor file: Up_and_down(Tower).floor
Mexico Spanish (NOA) Rascacielos_SubeBaja.pso Skyscraper_UpDown.flr
Spain Spanish (NOE) Trampolín oscilante Oscillating trampoline
China Chinese (Simplified) 上下移动 跳台的楼层 Moving up and down, diving platform floor
Hong Kong Chinese (Traditional) 上下移動 跳台的樓層 Moving up and down, diving platform floor
South Korea Korean 오르내리는 점프대 플로어
Internal name Meaning
tower_area
tower_ball
tower_lift
tower_spawner
tower_spawner_2[1]
tower_chase[1]

References

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 GitHub Leanny on Github
1F-9F

Acrobatic_Triangular.Floor • Bowl.Floor (Assault(Incoming) • Danger-Magnet) • Careful-Aim.Floor • Coverage(Between-Crosshairs).Floor • Explosion-Festival.Floor • Forward-Momentum.Floor • High-Tower.Floor (Up-and-Down) • Orbit-Rail.Floor • Pyramid.Floor (Field-Day • Launching) • Rising-Ground.Floor (Bombarded(Relentless) • Exposed) • Steamroller.Floor • Stepping-Stones.Floor • Uphill-Push.Floor • Whirling(Crowd).Floor • Wide-Open.Floor (Pursuit(All-Out) • Shelterless)

11F-19F

Bombarded(Constant)_Exposed.Floor • Carefully-Aimed-Reversal.Floor • Crisscross.Floor (Danger-Magnet • Frantic_Double-Decker • Open-Season) • Double-Hill.Floor (Ping-Ponging • Rolling • Springing • Springing(Swarmed)) • Fortress.Floor (Field-Day • Ferocious_Invading-Droves • Onrushing_Shelterless • Open-Season) • On-the-Run(Circles)_Eternally-Hunted.Floor • Rotational.Floor • Springing_Jamboree.Floor • Switchback.Floor (Danger-Magnet • Exposed • Open-Season • Reckless) • Uneven.Floor (Ceaseless_Open-Season • Danger-Magnet • Outstretched-Neck • Projectile-Spam(High) • Springing) • Unreasonable_Shelterless_Up-and-Down.Floor

21F-29F

All-the-Way-Down(Then-Up-Again).Floor • Combined-Forces(Striking-in-Unison).Floor • Covered.Floor (Danger-Magnet • Extensively-Circuitous • Large-Underpass • Scampering(Between-Crosshairs) • Surrounded(All-Sides)) • Cruel_Sisyphean_Eight-Shaped.Floor • Divided.Floor (Bombarded_Whirling • Flying_Springing_Open-Season • Powerful_Danger-Magnet • Projectile-Spam(Med) • Springing_Open-Season)) • Dizzying_Unstable-Footing(Bounce-Pad).Floor • Eternally-Vigilant_Soaker-Blockade.Floor • Field-of-Explosions.Floor • Gateway.Floor (Eternally-Shelterless_Nightmare • Ink-Drenched • Intense_Homing(Swarm) • Targeted(Giants)_Open-Season • Springing) • Two-Bridge.Floor (Frantic_Scampering • Open-Season_Ink-Spattered • Shelterless_Swarmed • Threatened(All-Sides) • Whirling-Enemies(High)) • Unreasonable_Mountain_Battlefield(Ascent).Floor

Special

Control Room • Elusive-Bounder.Floor • Intensifying-Harmony.Floor • Layered-Rotator.Floor • Vending-Machine Corner

First climb

First.Floor • Home-Turf.Floor • Special-Surprise.Floor • Gliding.Floor • Springing.Floor • Double-Zoned.Floor • Rolling.Floor • Escape-Artist.Floor • Whirling-Shell.Floor

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