Raid the islands
Explore the Spirhalite Islands, clear raids, and recover treasure and materials.
Official game facts
A compact reference for the platform, US price, release date, download size, trailer, demo status, and multiplayer support.
Quick answer
Game overview
It is a standalone raid-focused Splatoon adventure built around exploration, equipment, and repeatable progression.
Explore the Spirhalite Islands, clear raids, and recover treasure and materials.
Equip weapons, develop Gadgets, and use Parts and Relics to shape a build.
Use recovered resources to unlock and improve the facilities that support later runs.
Availability
Price is the Nintendo US list price recorded on August 22, 2026. Check your regional storefront before purchasing.
Standard Edition; regional pricing varies
Nintendo Switch 2
Additional storage may be required for updates
Fantasy Violence
Current Nintendo US store listing
Checked August 22, 2026
Compatibility
There is no one-screen split-screen mode. Local co-op uses separate Switch 2 systems through local wireless.
One system
Nintendo does not list shared-screen or split-screen multiplayer.
Local wireless
Each player needs a Nintendo Switch 2 system and access to the game.
Online
Requires internet access, a Nintendo Account, and Nintendo Switch Online.
Complete the first three Erpp Island raids before opening the multiplayer tools.
Official media
Nintendo currently presents an overview trailer and additional gameplay clips in the official product gallery.
Next steps
Yes. Nintendo lists Splatoon Raiders as a Nintendo Switch 2 exclusive.
No. The game is listed for Nintendo Switch 2, not the original Nintendo Switch system.
Nintendo's US store lists the Standard Edition at US$49.99. Prices and taxes can vary by country or region.
Nintendo's US product page does not currently list a downloadable demo. This was checked on August 22, 2026 and may change.
Nintendo lists single-system play as one player. Multiplayer is available for two to four players through local wireless or online play on Nintendo Switch 2 systems.
Nintendo Switch Online and a Nintendo Account are required for online features. Local wireless play does not require a Nintendo Switch Online membership.
Yes. Nintendo's product page includes an official overview trailer and a gameplay video gallery.
Product and compatibility details last checked August 22, 2026. Regional store details may differ.