If the player has collected all ten sigils, Wario will be able to open the vault and claim its fortune, along with a magic carpet which flies him home as well as a magic bottle. Offering him an alternative vehicle in exchange for his coins, the beavers give him a ride depending on the amount he has collected, ranging from two fans to a bike, a dragon, or a new plane. If Wario has not collected all 10 sigils that unlock the door to the treasure vault, he exits the cave in disappointment and notices that a gang of beavers has vandalized his airplane. The ending depends upon whether Wario found all additional treasure in the lower tunnels and the coins he has collected: Claiming their treasure vault as his own, he collapses through the floor and must fight his way back to the top. Witnessing strange creatures entering a secret cave behind a waterfall, he decided to follow them. Virtual Boy Wario Land stars Wario on a quest to find treasure in the Awazon. It served as an inspiration for multiple games due to its background gimmick, including Donkey Kong Country Returns and Mutant Mudds. 
It is regarded as one of the best games on the Virtual Boy, receiving praise for its gameplay and utilization of 3D depth, and criticism for its short length.
It received generally positive reception, particularly among retrospectives. It was developed by Nintendo R&D1, containing a large portion of its staff, and features the red-and-black color scheme that is standard for Virtual Boy releases. He has the ability to enter the background at certain points, making use of the console's stereoscopic 3D effect. Wario can jump and charge with his shoulder as basic techniques, and equip special hats to gain things such as fire breathing and bull horns. It stars Wario, a treasure hunter who must find treasure and fight enemies to progress. Virtual Boy Wario Land is a platforming video game developed and published by Nintendo for the Virtual Boy game system in 1995.
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