Splatoon Raiders Gets Switch 2 Release Date, Will Be Single-Player-Focused Game

You can pre-order the game now


Nintendo has confirmed that Splatoon Raiders is coming to the Switch 2 on July 23. Just to be clear, the upcoming title is the first spinoff in the series, which shifts focus towards a single-player experience. The company has also confirmed that the game will include a multiplayer mode alongside its core gameplay.

Splatoon Raiders gets release date, focuses on single player with multiplayer support

Nintendo suggest that Splatoon Raiders is primarily a single-player game. Players take on the role of a mechanic and explore the Spirhalite Islands while searching for treasure. The game also features Deep Cut, the fictional band introduced in Splatoon 3, which joins players during their journey.

The gameplay includes upgrading weapons and taking on enemy sea creatures across different areas. From what’s been shown, the game centers around colorful environments and fast-paced action, hinting that it will keep the core style of the series intact.

Notably, the game is heavily focused into solo play, but the good news is that multiplayer is still part of the experience. You’ll be able to team up with up to three friends for raid-style missions. The mode supports both local wireless and online multiplayer.

Nintendo also confirms Amiibo support alongside launch

Alongside the game, Nintendo is also planning to release a new Amiibo pack. The pack will feature the three members of Deep Cut, aligning with the game’s theme and characters.

The announcement builds on earlier reveals, with Nintendo now locking in a release date and sharing more gameplay details. Splatoon Raiders is set to expand the series in a slightly different direction while keeping familiar elements in place. Last but not least, you can pre-order the game for $49.99 now.

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