Wario's Workshop

Wario's Workshop is a 2D platformer/level editor tool for the Nintendo Switch. It allows players to create and share their own Wario Land levels, as well as playing courses designed by other makers. Players can select from a variety of enemies, items and obstacles to incorporate into their courses, alongside level themes and Game Styles based on four previous Wario Land titles (Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, Wario Land II, Wario Land 3 and Wario Land 4), which each contain unique assets for the designer to utilise. While it is recommended that the Nintendo Switch's touchscreen is used for building levels, support for two Joy-Cons, a Pro Controller and a GameCube controller are available as alternative options. Courses can also be built and played on a TV via the dock, in which using a controller is mandatory. amiibo support is also present and can be used to unlock special Challenge Levels themed around that character, with extra course elements being awarded for completing them.
The game was announced as part of a Nintendo Direct in May 2022 and was released in Japan on June 1st that year, before it became available worldwide the following day on June 2nd.
== Title screen ==
The game's title screen shows Wario doing a Shoulder Bash along a randomly-generated level, occasionally breaking boxes and defeating enemies. This title screen has no interactivity in any release of the game, except for the Japanese version, where tapping on any of the kanji letters on the logo causes a variety of effects to happen:
* ワ - Changes the Game Style to another random one.
* リ - Causes a random enemy to fall from the sky that Wario quickly takes care of. Repeatedly tapping the letter will cause several enemies to fall, which will make Wario startled.
* オ - Gives the entire screen (including the logo) a red tint as the title screen music is suddenly replaced with the title theme from Virtual Boy Wario Land. After about 20 seconds the tint will disappear and the music will fade out as the regular title screen music begins playing again.
* の - Makes the screen turn black, as Rudy the Clown's masked face from Wario Land 3 fades in. A few seconds later the screen flashes white as it slowly transitions back into the title screen. Any and all enemies/blocks present onscreen during the flash will be eradicated.
* 工 - Plays a clip of Waluigi laughing as he rushes on-screen to join Wario. This effect is permanent until the game is closed, but touching the letter again will still make Waluigi laugh.
* 房 - Suddenly makes the W in Wario's name on the logo flip upside-down so it reads Mario's Workshop. Mario will then land on the M and say "Let's-a go!", before Wario tells him to "Get outta here!", as Mario leaps up offscreen. If the Game Style present is Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, then Mario flies by in the background after jumping offscreen, as he rides by in a plane carrying a big Princess Peach statue, as a reference to the aforementioned game's ending.