Gameplay Systems
Splatoon Raiders Weapons, Tanks, and Gadgets
Splatoon Raiders adds buildcraft to the usual ink-shooter feel through more than 100 weapon variations, tank styles, upgradeable gadgets, and salvage-driven progression.
Quick Facts
Weapon variations More than 100 mentioned in coverage
Tank styles Speed, Power, Tactical
Upgrade source Salvage and gadget parts
Current status Confirmed systems, full lists pending
Weapons
Weapons use ink and remain central to defeating Salmonids. Direct coverage mentions more than 100 weapon variations, including rare weapons with special powers.
Tank Types
| Tank | Intended style | Example gadget angle |
|---|---|---|
| Speed Tank | Mobility, quick attacks, evasive play. | Movement tools and rapid repositioning. |
| Power Tank | Direct damage, crowd pressure, shield breaking. | Burst damage and swarm clearing. |
| Tactical Tank | Setup-based control and positioning. | Turrets, linked explosives, or area control. |
Early Build Ideas
| Build type | Focus | Who it fits |
|---|---|---|
| Safe Explorer | Speed Tank plus mobility gadgets. | New players learning enemy patterns. |
| Boss Breaker | Power Tank plus high burst tools. | Players farming stronger Salmonids. |
| Area Controller | Tactical Tank plus setup tools. | Players who like planning and positioning. |
Gear Details To Watch
- Weapon name, rarity, source, and damage profile.
- Ink efficiency and best tank pairing.
- Recommended gadget pairings and upgrade slots.
- Where each weapon or gadget part is found.
FAQ
How many weapons are in Splatoon Raiders?
Official coverage mentions more than 100 weapon variations, but Nintendo has not published the full weapon list yet.
What are the tank types?
The main tank styles covered in official material are Speed, Power, and Tactical.
Can gadgets be upgraded?
Yes. Official coverage describes gadget customization and upgrades using loot from raids.