Splatoon 3 Side Order DLC arrives near the end of February

Can you believe it’s been about a year since Splatoon 3’s Expansion Pass became available for purchase? Until now, buyers have only had Inkopolis Plaza to provide value for their dollar, but on February 22, 2024, the Side Order campaign will release.

Nintendo has officially unveiled a new trailer for the upcoming DLC titled Side Order, previewing the new single-player campaign coming to the game.

Something hella strange is going on in Splatoon 3: Side Order, and that’s saying something for a game series that has some of the weirdest lore in video games. Heading back to Inkopolis Square, digital disruption scatters across the screen, and you wake up in a world that’s been mysteriously drained of all its colour – an absolute travesty considering how vibrantly colourful Splatoon has been for all this time.

Nintendo has revealed a new trailer forSplatoon 3’s upcoming downloadable content (DLC), Side Order, which has shown off more of the single-player roguelike action that players can look forward to.

Nintendo has released an overview trailer and new information and screenshots for Splatoon 3 downloadable content “Expansion Pass – Side Order,” which is due out on February 22.

Nintendo has released a new overview trailer for Splatoon 3’s Side Order DLC. The story sees Agent 8 exploring the mysterious Spire of Order alongside Pearl, the Off the Hook singer who’s strangely become a drone.

Nintendo has shared new trailers for upcoming content in Splatoon 3.

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