Super Mario 3D World - Guide to the Green Stars

Le Green stars in Super Mario 3D World (available starting today, February 12, 2021, exclusively on Nintendo Switch) are shiny collectibles carefully hidden by the developers, as well as the stamps. There are a total of in the game 380 Green Stars who can't wait to be collected. Let's find out together how with our guide! Generally in each level there are 3 Green Stars, but some specific areas, such as those that see Mario clash with bosses, feature one Green Star. In addition, the levels of Toad have 5 Green stars. Then there are particular levels, such as the one entitled Mystery House Mad Dash (World 4) that they hide inside even 10 stars!

The following text may contain major and minor spoilers on the Super Mario 3D World plot, so we advise you to continue carefully in case you have not yet completed the sequences of which you are going to read several details. 

You will need to collect the Green Stars to access certain levels and progress in the game (kind of like the colored gems in Crash Bandicoot, so to speak) and you will need 342 Green Stars and 76 stamps to unlock the World Crown. The Green Stars ensure the achievement of 4000 points. Collecting them all will unlock a very special surprise, which we don't want to reveal to you! We can however tell you that to get an idea of which stamps are still missing from your collection you can press the “Minus” (“-“) button on the map screen.

Super Mario 3D World is a video game belonging to the platform genre originally published for Nintendo Wii U in 2013 and revived today in the sparkling version for Nintendo Switch, the small hybrid console of the Japanese giant. Before saying goodbye, we refer you to our guide dedicated to special levels, bonuses, cheats and secrets that await you in this splendid chapter. Obviously, do not miss the our review, in which we also analyzed the potential of Bowser's fury. Below is an excerpt:

It continues the line of WiiU games that could have new life on the Switch, and it does so with this Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury, a perfect couple between old rediscovery and novelty. Much of the work is done by Super Mario 3D World, now adapted to online multiplayer and with refinements that make it better from the point of view of playability, but Bowser's Fury remains the gem to be discovered within this game, able to be able to show us like a crystal ball what could be the future that awaits us with regard to the new 3D Super Mario titles.

At the bottom of the news, the video showing theat the location of all 380 Green Stars present in the game, including the position of each individual Stamp. Good vision!