Scorch Gorge

Splatoon 3​

Scorch Gorge

Introduced	Launch
Total area	2,146p
Features
Hazards

Scorch Gorge is a multiplayer stage in Splatoon 3.

Layout

Overhead view of the stage

Scorch Gorge is a stage located in a deserted wasteland (presumably within the Splatlands). The center of the stage contains a climbable platform connected with grates to other platforms.

Description

The stage looks somewhat similar to the Rainmaker variant of Piranha Pit, with the general shape, color, and placement of certain platforms. There are two poles next to the center of the stage on top of elevated platforms, both with dome-like shapes on top of each platform and two other poles, both having a big fish skeleton on top of each one. The map seems to have a fair amount of elevation as well, with multiple towers that are constantly taken advantage of in the Splatoon 3 trailer, as seen by the users of the Hydra Splatling and Tri-Stringer. In-game mechanics, such as sponges and Inkrails, do not seem to be included in the stage.

Ranked Battle Terrain

In Ranked Battles, specifications for the terrain or placement of objects are different between the modes; these changes create new paths or new objects to take cover behind.

Splat Zones

The Splat Zone is located in the middle of the stage, taking up most of the middle of the stage. The stage is unchanged.

Tower Control

The central platform is lowered than its Turf War version. The Tower starts on the platform, goes forward before turning right to the opposing team's left side. It then goes forward then left, then forward again until it reaches the goal. The left side of each team is now accessible by ramp and the grated pathway is now removed. The ramp to the left side is replaced with a climbable wall.

In Splatoon 3, checkpoints have been added:
Checkpoint	Location	Timer (Seconds)	Progress Amount
			Before	After	Total
1	The first checkpoint is to the right of the central tower	7	79	67	12
2	The second checkpoint is on the raised right area.	5	53	43	10
3	The third checkpoint is located on the enemy team's open area, before it reaches the goal.	3	12	6	6

Rainmaker

The central tower is similar to the Tower Control layout, but with grates leading to the enemy team's side. The Rainmaker starts on the central tower. The checkpoints are located on the right of the starting position and after the central grates on the opponent's raised area. The goal is located after the first drop from spawn. The layout is similar to the Tower Control layout, but with wall being instead a ramp, similar to the Splat Zones version.

Clam Blitz

The Clam baskets are located to the left of each team's raised block. The stage is similar to the Rainmaker layout. The only change is the area near the baskets being more flat instead of on a ramp and the center tower being its normal height.

Splatoon 3

Scorch Gorge was released with the launch of Splatoon 3.

Version history

Version	Adjustments
1.2.0	— Fixed an issue in Turf War, Splat Zones and Clam Blitz battles where squeezing into the gap between certain terrain would cause the player to enter into the terrain.

Maps

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  Turf War.

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  Splat Zones.

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  Tower Control.

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  Rainmaker.

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  Clam Blitz.

Gallery

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  Blaster and the new design of the Range Blaster

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  An Inkling holding the Trizooka.

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  The Trizooka special weapon being fired (right), Tenta Missile-like projectiles being fired (left)

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  The Killer Wail 5.1 that can go through walls and target opponents

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  The Crab Tank special weapon

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  New design of the .96 Gal

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  Inklings and Octolings

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  Sloshing Machine with a slightly updated design

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  Sloshing Machine

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  Flying spawner drone

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  Flying spawner drones

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  Inklings and Octolings being ejected from the flying spawner drones

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  Squids and octopuses

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  Squid performing a "squid roll"

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  Squid performing a "squid surge", with a Gold Dynamo Roller player behind them

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  Gold Dynamo Roller

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  The Tri-Stringer

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  The Tri-Stringer being fired

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  An updated Scorch Gorge from the Triple Inkstrike promotional video. Notably, the grates were made symmetrical

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  A doodle of the Stage's map found in the Test Range

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  Concept art of Scorch Gorge from The Art of Splatoon 3.

• Using a Zipcaster to reach the grating above the stage.

Trivia

• The stage is a designated National Park.
• The oddly shaped stone pillars in the background were once underwater hydrothermal vents that appear on land due to changes in the planet's surface.
• Traditional spawn points can be seen, but concealed in a tarp and not usable.
  • Despite this, the map marks the Super Jump landing spot for returning to spawn as this area.
• Bugsnax, a single-player adventure game, features an area in the game of a similar name, known as Scorched Gorge. This area looks very similar to Scorch Gorge.
• A doodle of this Stage's map can be found on the top-right structure in the Lobby's Test Range with Inkling words with arrows written around it.
• The internal codename for this stage in the game files is "Yunohana".
• During recon on Scorch Gorge, red-tailed hawk calls can be heard in the background.

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning
Japanese	ユノハナ大渓谷 yunohana daikeikoku	Yunohana Crab Gorge
Dutch	Roggentrog	Ray trench
French (NOE)	Canyon aux colonnes	Column Canyon
German	Sengkluft	Scorching Rift
Italian	Grank Canyon	From granchio (crab) and "Grand Canyon"
Russian	Опаленное ущелье Opalennoye ushchel'ye	Scorched gorge
Spanish	Desfiladero Fumarola	Fumarole Gorge
Chinese (Simplified)	温泉花大峡谷 wēnquánhuā dàxiágǔ (Mandarin)	Hot Spring Flower Grand Canyon
Chinese (Traditional)	溫泉花大峽谷 wēnquánhuā dàxiágǔ (Mandarin)	Hot Spring Flower Grand Canyon
Korean	석순 대협곡 seoksun daehyeopgok	Stalagmite Grand Canyon
Portuguese	Scorch Gorge	Same as English