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The Frosty Fest Returns To Splatoon 3

The Frosty Fest was a beloved Splatfest in Splatoon 2 and now it will make its way back to Splatoon 3.
By Daniel Borjas | 
First Published November 29, 2023, 13:53
The Frosty Fest Returns To Splatoon 3

When it comes to Splatoon 3, it is all about the Splatfests. Splatfests are special events in the game where players will have to choose between three different teams. Each Splatfest has a certain theme. For example, players might have to choose their favorite ice cream flavor, how they would survive on an island, and other themes.

What makes Splatfests special is how they are themed for each season. During Splatoon 2, a special Splatfest called the Frosty Fest was very popular for multiple reasons. Now it seems like the Frosty Fest is coming back to Splatoon 3. Here, we are going to go over what players can expect from the upcoming event.

What To Expect From The Frosty Fest In Splatoon 3

Frosty Fest Splatoon 3
Splatoon 3 will get a make over during the Frosty Fest. (Picture: Nintendo)

Nintendo has officially announced that the Frosty Fest will return to Splatoon 2 during the Chill Season. The Chill Season for Splatoon 3 will begin on December 1 and will end on February 29, 2024. More than likely, the Frosty Fest will be within the first two weeks of 2024 based on when the original Frosty Fest happened.

If this Frosty Fest is like the one from Splatoon 2, this will be a 48-hour Splatfest. Players can expect many rewards to be handed out during the Frosty Fest on top of the rewards players can expect to win. More details on this event should be coming soon.

Daniel Borjas

Written by Daniel Borjas

Daniel is a former freelancer for CBR.com and Game Rant where he wrote on a variety of different topics. Daniel also freelanced with Esportz Network where he primarily focused on Smash Ultimate news esports news.  He even worked with Stream.TV where he focused on streaming products. Before Daniel became obsessed with The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, he was trying his best to rank up past Diamond in TFT. Although he managed to get over his addiction to games like Fortnite, Pokemon GO, and Overwatch 2, you can often find Daniel playing single-player games like Elden Ring or Pokemon Scarlet. Daniel is open to suggestions on new games to try like Diablo 4, so feel free to drop him an email or message on Twitter to make a suggestion.