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Level Goal
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Advertisement:propertag.cmd.push(function() { proper_display('tvtropes_content_3'); })The way to mark a definitive end to a videogame level without a Boss Battle. Are often locked at first, or simply inactive until you do something. They can assume the form of doorways, portals, switches, or just unrelated items floating in mid-air as markers. Usually (but not always) an Instant-Win Condition. Examples: |
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Dropped link to GameBoy: Not an Item - CAT | |
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Dropped link to InstantWinCondition: Not an Item - FEATURE | |
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In Little Nemo: The Dream Master, at the end of every level is a door protected by a bunch of locks standing behind it. | |
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Super Mario Land has the giant tower with two exits, the top one leading to a bonus game. | |
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Descent has exit doors which open only when you blow up the reactor in a level. | |
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Donkey Kong Country uses an Exit sign for the first game, a target that has to be jumped on for the second game, and a hoistable flag for the third game. Returns and Tropical Freeze both use floating barrels with star icons. | |
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The goal sign in the early Sonic the Hedgehog games. It was later replaced by the goal ring. Sonic Generations uses both, considering the levels alternate between Mega Drive-style platforming-focused areas and Unleashed-style 3D running stages. | |
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Wario Land II has a door with flashing star icons above it, as shown at the end of this video (about 6:56). | |
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In Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, each of the class test areas has a big gold star that you had to reach at the end of the test. Prisoner of Azkaban has those shields at the end of class challenges. Goblet of Fire made use of that, too. | |
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Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its sequels have the end ring with little flower icons going round, and if the flowers are where the cursor stop, you play a bonus mini game. | |
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Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 usually requires you to pay 10 coins to open the locked exit door (if it isn't a stage where the exit door is open to begin with). In some stages the stage is cleared by hitting a giant ! block instead, which results in some big change happening on the world map. | |
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In The Tower of Druaga, every level has a randomly-placed exit door, which needs to be opened by obtaining the randomly-placed key. | |
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The Smurfs (1994) had an exit sign. | |
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Marathon had various computer terminals were scattered around the levels; once you accomplished your objectives, you'd usually find one that would teleport you to the next stage. | |
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Both Wolfenstein 3D and Doom had you flip switches at the end of a level; the end-level switches for Wolfenstein were located in elevators, but there wasn't much explanation for why Doom's switches took you to the next level. | |
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In Pepsiman, Scene I of every stage ends at a Pepsi vending machine, and Scene II ends in front of a large thirsty crowd. | |
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In Jetpack, each level is exited by double doors that open once all the Emerald Gems are collected. | |
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Super Mario Bros. and The Lost Levels both have the flagpole and castle, which the New Super Mario Bros. sub-series and the 3D duology brought back. | |
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In each regular level of Super Mario Bros. 2 (and, by extension, Doki Doki Panic), there's the Mask Gate that needs to be opened with a crystal ball that is usually guarded by Birdo (a different sprite was used in DDP). The levels with bosses have instead a door that appears when the bosses are defeated. | |
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Super Mario Bros. 3 has the cards that cycle like slot machines through various cards which can be collected for a bonus. In fortresses and airships, the goal is an item dropped by the bosses when they're defeated. | |
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The usual exit to non-boss levels in Super Mario World is walking through twin poles; the standard alternate exit is finding a key and putting it into the keyhole; the Sunken Ghost Ship's exit is touching a question mark in a green circle. | |
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Super Mario Bros. games have used various kinds: Super Mario Bros. and The Lost Levels both have the flagpole and castle, which the New Super Mario Bros. sub-series and the 3D duology brought back. In each regular level of Super Mario Bros. 2 (and, by extension, Doki Doki Panic), there's the Mask Gate that needs to be opened with a crystal ball that is usually guarded by Birdo (a different sprite was used in DDP). The levels with bosses have instead a door that appears when the bosses are defeated. Super Mario Bros. 3 has the cards that cycle like slot machines through various cards which can be collected for a bonus. In fortresses and airships, the goal is an item dropped by the bosses when they're defeated. The usual exit to non-boss levels in Super Mario World is walking through twin poles; the standard alternate exit is finding a key and putting it into the keyhole; the Sunken Ghost Ship's exit is touching a question mark in a green circle. Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island and its sequels have the end ring with little flower icons going round, and if the flowers are where the cursor stop, you play a bonus mini game. Super Mario Land has the giant tower with two exits, the top one leading to a bonus game. Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins has a door with a small bell hung at the top and a hanging sign saying 'Goal'. Secret exits are just a small black door. Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3 usually requires you to pay 10 coins to open the locked exit door (if it isn't a stage where the exit door is open to begin with). In some stages the stage is cleared by hitting a giant ! block instead, which results in some big change happening on the world map. Wario Land II has a door with flashing star icons above it, as shown at the end of this video (about 6:56). Wario Land 3 has 4 chests in each level - gray, red, green, and blue - and you have to open a chest after finding its key to get the treasure inside. You can also clear a level by passing through an exit door in the location of a chest you've already opened. Wario Land 4 has the same portal that takes you to the level... only opening when you trip the Frog Switch at the other end of the level. It also starts a timer to destroy the level. |
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A few bonus levels in Shovel Knight end when you reach an glass orb post that normally is a Check Point. | |
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Chip's Challenge and all of its Fan Sequels, as well as the official sequel, have a blue-colored portal that is usually blocked by a socket that will only open when the required amount of (computer) chips is collected. | |
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James Pond has exit pipes; James Pond 2 has an exit marker shaped like barber pole with a siren on it (you can only exit when it's flashing); James Pond 3 has the same barber poles, but modified into communication devices. | |
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Each level in 8Bit Killer ends when you pull a lever on a black machine that is presumably a comm-station. | |
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Super Mario Land 2: 6 Golden Coins has a door with a small bell hung at the top and a hanging sign saying 'Goal'. Secret exits are just a small black door. | |
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Shadow Warrior uses bloody, bullethole-ridden yin-yang symbols as its exit switches. | |
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In Alex Kidd in Miracle World, every level ends with Alex collecting a rice ball (or hamburger), which he then eats on the map screen. | |
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To complete a level in Manic Miner you must enter a portal, which opens when you have collected all the items in the level. | |
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In Everybody Edits, this comes in the form of a gold trophy. | |
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Bug has the "Bug Stop", basically, he lands on it to finish the scene (because he's acting in a movie). | |
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Road Runner's Death Valley Rally marked the end of each stage with a checkered flag. | |
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The level exits in Lemmings come in several varieties (functionally equivalent). Some levels have more than one exit. | |
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In New Adventure Island, the ends of levels are marked with flags of hands holding up the V-Sign. | |
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Crystal Caves uses rather complex-looking, big mechanical doors. | |
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Non-boss levels in Gain Ground have a big exit space. To clear stages, either move all of your characters to the exit or kill all enemies. The latter is preferable, but sometimes isn't possible if you don't have any characters alive that can reach enemies on high ground. Additionally, the only way to collect new characters is to collect them on the field and deliver them to the exit before you eliminate all enemies. | |
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In Prince of Persia and Prince of Persia 2, the exit gates had to be opened on each level, and you could tell by the sound made when you stepped on the appropriate Pressure Plate. | |
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Bomberman 64 has an exit location marked by a green arrow on the ground that appears when you finish the stage's objective (such as lowering a bridge, activating a ski lift, knocking down a platform, or deactivating a barrier). The form the exit takes is usually related to the aforementioned objective. Bomberman Hero is similar, with yellow arrows pointing to the exit, but there isn't always an objective that needs to be accomplished to open it up. | |
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In Sub Terra, every level has two level goals. One is the easy one, and one is for hard mode; the latter is usually in a hard-to-reach spot, of course, and can be destroyed by explosions. | |
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In Athena, Athena had to enter an ornate double door at the end of each area. Boss Battles didn't change this. | |
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Lode Runner: The Legend Returns and its expansion, Mad Monks' Revenge, have portals that appear after the last piece of treasure is either collected or destroyed, some of which are locked with color-coded keys. Custom levels that do not have portals in place follow the original game's goal, reaching the top of the screen. | |
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Ballance has a wooden platform with balloons attached that takes off as soon as your ball ends up inside. | |
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In Jet Force Gemini, there are two types of goal: The current character's spaceship in a landing site (which will take them out of the current planet or space vessel), and a door leading to a new area placed within the current planet of space vessel. The latter type, in turn, tells subtly the player what to expect next: If there's just a starry green hologram, it means the character is about to access a standard area; if there's a starry red hologram instead, it means a free, resting zone lies ahead; and if both holograms are present, it means the current area will be directly followed up by another of the same type. | |
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Vivid Conceptions: The goal on every level is represented by a red flag, similar to the one seen in the protagonist's village in the intro. Presumably, your fellow Bantams left these behind to indicate the right way to the goal of the game. | |
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Blood has switches shaped like Tchernobog's head. | |
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Bubsy had the titular character dash into a gigantic ball of yarn which turned around and show his face on it as a logo. | |
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Rise of the Triad has arch-shaped gates. | |
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Level Goal | |
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Kirby had a door adorned with more stars as per usual. And usually a cannon sequence. And a little dance. | |
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Level Goal | |
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Quake has portals, teleporters or passages opening into complete darkness as its goals. | |
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Level Goal | |
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On Action 52, Lollipop and Billy Bob have doors at the at the end of each level. The third level of the former subverts it though by having three doors at various points in the level, all of which reset the game. Critical Bypass also has you enter some weird structure at the end of each level. | |
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Level Goal | |
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In Portal, to finish a test chamber, you have to reach the elevator at the end that leads to the next test chamber. | |
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Level Goal | |
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In Purple, you finish the stage by hopping on green spring board surrounded by checkerboard design. | |
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Level Goal | |
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The first Repton game has none; levels end instantly when you take the last diamond (even if it's under a rock and there would be no way of escape). Repton 3 introduces the timebomb, which must be defused as the level's final objective. | |
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Level Goal | |
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Wario Land 3 has 4 chests in each level - gray, red, green, and blue - and you have to open a chest after finding its key to get the treasure inside. You can also clear a level by passing through an exit door in the location of a chest you've already opened. | |
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Level Goal | |
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Wario Land 4 has the same portal that takes you to the level... only opening when you trip the Frog Switch at the other end of the level. It also starts a timer to destroy the level. | |
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Level Goal | |
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Speedy Eggbert has a spinning arrow (or key depending on the level) which only end the level if you collect all of the treasure chests within it. | |
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1.0 | |
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Level Goal | |
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In Miitopia, each and every level ends with an inn in which the Miis regain their health and MP, eat and socialize with each other. | |
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Level Goal | |
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In Aperture Tag: The Paint Gun Testing Initiative the ends of the levels are marked by an entrance to the Aperture Science Vacuum Delivery System. | |
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1.0 | |
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Level Goal | |
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Duke Nukem 3D had self destruct switches, even though most of the levels were cityscapes (where, one assumes, self destruct buttons are rare). | |
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1.0 | |
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Level Goal | |
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In Solomon's Key, each level is completed by passing through a door that must first be opened by collecting a key which may or may not be in plain sight. | |
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1.0 | |
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Level Goal | |
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Left 4 Dead has a safe house at the end of every map except the campaign's end, which has some location-relevant escape vehicle. Getting all active survivors inside and closing the door triggers a level complete as the survivors rest up before moving on to the next map. If a zombie happens to be in the safe room, the level won't end unless you kill it, even though the door is shut. | |
| Level Goal / int_fd8ef85e | featureApplicability |
1.0 | |
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Level Goal | |
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The Subspace Emissary mode of Super Smash Bros. Brawl features glowing yellow doors that signify the end of a level, rather than the normal red ones that just take you to another part of a level. For the Great Maze, the end is shown by a ridiculously huge set of Amazing Technicolor Doors that only open when you defeat shadow clones of the characters and every other previously-fought boss. | |
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