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Following its recent launch, the new first-party Switch 2 exclusive Splatoon Raiders has now received a new update.
This patch bumps the game up to Version 1.1.1 and includes a bunch of fixes. This includes one that resolves a loading screen crash. You can now also release a tank’s limiter without holding down the A Button. Along with this are “several other adjustments” to improve the overall gameplay experience.
If we hear anything else about this latest update, we’ll let you know. Here are the full patch notes via Nintendo’s official support page:
Splatoon Raiders: Ver. 1.1.1 (Releasing August 6, 2026)
General
- When releasing a tank’s limiter, you can now release it without holding down the A Button.
- Fixed an issue in which the feature to hide elements like the Showstopper Gauge when you don’t push any buttons for a certain period of time in the Hideout Ship or dungeons wasn’t working as intended.
- Fixed an issue in which the Emergency Damage Up effect was not applied to explosion damage added with the Splatchet’s Explosive Steps.
- Fixed an issue in which you occasionally couldn’t move after using a Splatchet immediately after having done a Squid Roll from a wall.
- Fixed an issue in Soyu Cliffs, in which a Fish Stick would occasionally move into the terrain and could not be defeated.
- Fixed an issue in HOPPING, which you can play on the Arcade Cabinet, in which the Exploration Bot would occasionally stop hitting Salmonids.
- Fixed an issue in which the game could crash if you tapped the Nintendo Switch 2 touchscreen on the screen where the fog swirls after launching the game.
- Several other adjustments have been made to improve the gameplay experience.
This follows the Version 1.1.0 launch update, which adjusted music that played in certain scenes and made some other adjustments to improve the gameplay experience.
If you haven’t already given Splatoon Raiders a go, we said it was the “best single-player Splatoon” with incredibly robust multiplayer options for anyone wanting to splat some Salmonids with family and friends.
