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Splatoon 2 is a technicolor shooter free-for-all, much like its predecessor. You play as an Inkling, a squid-human lycanthrope with an ink pistol, once more. Your mission is to either shoot more ink across town than your opponents or to save the world from the terrible Octarians. Or a combination of the two.
Your employment also includes purchasing hats, shoes, and firearms.
It will take some time to get your bearings in Splatoon 2’s map and gameplay. But we’re here to be your Inkopolis tour guide. Below, we’ll go through the areas you can visit and what you can do there, as well as discuss the various game modes, which weapon to use, what you can buy, and some advice for getting started with the solo campaign. Also, you must try to play this Splatoon Quiz.
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INKOPOLIS SQUARE: GETTING AROUND WITHOUT LOOKING LIKE A RUBE
Splatoon 2’s primary center is Inkopolis Square. The multiplayer lobbies, the solo campaign entrance, and the shops are all located here. There’s a lot going on here, and everything is written in Inkling, so it’s a little daunting the first time you arrive.
This is, in essence, your main menu. Inkopolis Square is where you go to buy items and choose a game mode. You make your selections by entering a store. If you don’t read Inkling (or have a bad sense of direction like us), it’ll take a few tries to figure out where everything is. But don’t worry, we’re here to help. The entrances to each sector are labeled on the figure below, and there are sections below that explain what each area is for.
The Splatoon series, Nintendo’s answer to multiplayer shooters, features a swarm of squid youngsters wielding odd weaponry to splatter brilliantly colored ink all over the ground (and their opponents). Splatoon 3 was just confirmed for 2022, and much fan speculation has centered on the third game’s scenario. The Inklings in Splatoon 3 appear to be in a different place than Inkopolis, the central setting of the original two games, and the game’s debut video teases a post-apocalyptic future. Also, you must try to play this Splatoon Quiz.
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The ruins of the Eiffel Tower can be seen upside down in the trailer’s background, implying that France has been destroyed and replaced by a desert wasteland on Splatoon’s planet. While a recent Splatoon 3 job offering suggests that past game stages would be returned, the new site will undoubtedly feature new levels for multiplayer matches.
Some light has been shed on this uncharted section of the Splatoon universe according to a recent Nintendo of America Twitter thread following the February 2021 Nintendo Direct revelations. The Inklings have left Inkopolis and begun to populate a new city called Splitsville, which is located in the desert biome of the Splatlands. The residents of Splitsville still enjoy the squid kids’ favorite activity, Turf War, but they’ve added a few additional twists to the game.
SAVE THE ZAPFISH, SAVE THE WORLD IS A SOLO CAMPAIGN
You proceed to the solo campaign to save the world by saving zap fish from the Octarians. (We assure you that statement makes sense.) When you approach close, look for the woman with the green umbrella who drops through the grate. To gain access to the solo campaign sections, follow her.
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