I’d prefer to have an option to play with bots added in the future than having to wait. As such, you’d have to wait much longer if you want to play during odd hours when not many Splatoon 2 players are around (or playing a different game). However, there is usually a bit of a wait before a match can start because the game needs exactly 8 players to play. In fact, playing Splatoon 2 online is so addicting that you’d just want to play over and over non-stop. The best experience, then, is to go online and play Splatoon 2 with a bunch of strangers which is still great.
But it’ll not be easy to get 8 friends with their own Nintendo Switch in our circle of friends. When Nintendo Switch was officially launched in Australia, I had a chance to experience local multiplayer and actually had a blast. You can play locally, but it requires everyone to have their own Nintendo Switch. Unfortunately, you cannot locally play with a split screen like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – which is disappointing, but understandable considering the degrading experience of having to split the TV screen into 4 with this game.
Though there is a Single Player Campaign available with a decent story and boss battles to fill in, Multiplayer is definitely the main highlights of Splatoon 2. This makes it more fun and challenging because with 8 real players running around the screen shooting inks and bombs – things will get messy. It does sound simple but in reality, it is much more chaotic because the inks can be overridden with the opposing team’s ink and players can also be attacked and killed. The whole idea is to paint the whole area of the map with your team’s ink and by the time the match is over, you (your team) win if your team’s colour cover more area than the opposing team. Nintendo Switch Splatoon 2 Review – Splatoon 2 is a chaotic and colourful turf battle of 4 vs 4 Multiplayer on the Nintendo Switch (check out our review on Nintendo Switch if you haven’t read it yet).
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