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During the game, the player must traverse through fourteen stages, including four boss stages, in order to complete the game. [[Elevator]]s connect the stages in a linear order - the game's world is continuous, without a stage select, and so the player can only return to previous stages by physically backtracking to them. In order to unlock the elevator at the end of each stage, the player must find a [[ | During the game, the player must traverse through fourteen stages, including four boss stages, in order to complete the game. [[Elevator]]s connect the stages in a linear order - the game's world is continuous, without a stage select, and so the player can only return to previous stages by physically backtracking to them. In order to unlock the elevator at the end of each stage, the player must find a [[key#virtual boy wario land|wariogate key]] hidden in each stage. In between stages, the player can use [[coin]]s obtained in the past level in order to play two different minigames, to win either more coins or more [[heart]]s. Afterwards, the remaining coins earned are added to the total coins count, and the game is saved. | ||
Out of the game's fourteen stages, four are boss levels and ten are platforming stages. In the platforming stages, the player explores the environment, collecting coins and hearts in order to reach the next elevator. Coins can be used to play minigames, and otherwise affect the ending the player receives without collecting all ten treasures. Hearts give players an extra life if a hundred are collected. Both hearts and coins can be collected in big and small variants, and can be found by defeating enemies, breaking blocks, and throughout the environment. Additionally, [[Diamond#Wario Land series|diamond]]s can be found throughout stages, which give an extra life upon contact. Finally, each of the ten platforming stages contain one [[Treasure (Wario franchise)|treasure]] in a hidden area. Whilst they have no impact individually, if all ten of them are collected, Wario will be able to open the vault at the beginning of the game after beating the final boss, changing the outcome of the game's ending. | Out of the game's fourteen stages, four are boss levels and ten are platforming stages. In the platforming stages, the player explores the environment, collecting coins and hearts in order to reach the next elevator. Coins can be used to play minigames, and otherwise affect the ending the player receives without collecting all ten treasures. Hearts give players an extra life if a hundred are collected. Both hearts and coins can be collected in big and small variants, and can be found by defeating enemies, breaking blocks, and throughout the environment. Additionally, [[Diamond#Wario Land series|diamond]]s can be found throughout stages, which give an extra life upon contact. Finally, each of the ten platforming stages contain one [[Treasure (Wario franchise)|treasure]] in a hidden area. Whilst they have no impact individually, if all ten of them are collected, Wario will be able to open the vault at the beginning of the game after beating the final boss, changing the outcome of the game's ending. |