There’s nothing like a good UI to give the player the information they need to play the game. It’s a skill, and that’s why there are dedicated UI designers in game development. If the player doesn’t get enough information, it’ll hinder their experience. In Super Mario Wonder, some UI elements are a bit confusing though, like the Green Checkmark in the level selection screen.
In this guide, we’ll show you what that green checkmark means in the game. It’s quite simple, and hopefully, the game explains it better with an update. Now, let’s see what this UI element means!
What Does The Green Checkmark Mean?
When you’re playing Super Mario Wonder and go to the course Selection menu, you might have noticed a green checkmark.
It’s seen to the right of the course’s name, and there’s not any indication on what that means. Since the game doesn’t have any tooltips or info screen for the menus, you’re probably wondering what that icon means.
The Green Checkmark next to the level’s name indicates that you have everything to get from that level.
It’s basically a 100% marker, meaning you have everything to collect there from Purple Coins to Wonder Seeds.
So, if you see a green checkmark next to the name of the level that just means you have nothing else to do there. It’s a great way to see which level still has some missing collectibles for you to find.
That’s what the Green Checkmark means when you see it in the menus in Super Mario Wonder. Now, go out there and try to get that green check mark on all the levels if you can!
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