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    Splatoon 3 TriColor Turf War Guide

    By Conrad HuangSeptember 9, 20222 Mins Read
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    Colorful mayhem and unwanted painted territories are what Splatoon 3 has to offer recently since its release. For many months now, Nintendo has released new gameplay videos and trailers about Splatoon 3 and what new features it has to offer to fans.

    Among the features that were presented, there is one that caught my eye to the point that I know things will get crazier in Splatoon 3 and that is Tricolor Turf Wars. In this guide, we, of Sirus Gaming, will present to players what this feature has and what makes it different from the regular Turf War.

    What is Tricolor Turf War

    Splatoon 3 Guide: TriColor Turf War

    Tricolor Turf War is a 4v2v2 Turf War battle in Splatoon 3 played during Splatfests where three teams compete to ink the turf. This feature is only available on Splatfests Battles and in no other multiplayer features.

    Splatoon 3 Guide: TriColor Turf War

    To be part of the Tricolor Turf Wars, players must participate first in Splatfests Battles. From there on out, the Tricolor Turf Wars will be available in the 2nd half of the event. But note that this feature will not be available if there are not enough players to participate in.

    Splatoon 3 Guide: TriColor Turf War

    In Tricolor Turf Wars, its mechanics are the same as the regular Turf Wars but only this time, there are 3 teams fighting in a single match. Four members of the team currently in the first place will start at the center of the arena while two players each from the opposing teams will try to take them down from opposite sides. Once this match begins, total painting mayhem and colorful splats will occur.

    If you like this guide, be sure to check out our other Splatoon 3 articles:

    • Splatoon 3 Character Customization
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    Check out this gameplay of Toad in the Hole to see how Tricolor Turf Wars work in Splatoon 3 and experience what colorful chaos will happen once you play it

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    Professional Gamer. Loves to Collect Gunplas play TCg games and also a professional wreslter in the Philippines. Not only that, has a set of comedic skills to entertain the audience and is easy to talk to!!!

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