Chuy Bosque
Unfortunately, there is only one point in Splatoon 3 where it actively teaches you how to use the new Squid Surge ability and it’s at the end of the opening tutorial. It’s a last-minute detail that is sure to be missed or quickly forgotten once you leave the tutorial section. So here’s your reminder on how to Squid Surge.
How to Squid Surge in Splatoon 3
It’s not a hard technique to pull off and there are definitely some great uses that will allow you to surprise the enemy when they’re not looking. You should note that your character makes a bit more noise when charged up, so an enemy with a trained ear might expect your attack. You can change your gear in Splatoon 3 and equip the Intensify Action ability to give your Squid Surge or Squid Roll a little bit more of a boost. When you Squid Surge, there is a point in the action where you are shiny and slightly invulnerable to attacks making it a great technique for a quick escape in a tricky situation. That is everything you need to know for how to Squid Surge in Splatoon 3. If you want to keep improving at Splatoon 3, feel free to check out more of our guides like how to heal or how to sprint or run faster.
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