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Each stage has hidden stars that can unlock certain secrets.

By collecting enough red stars, all the following ones will be worth extra lives.

Excuse Plot: King Dedede is building marble courses for some reason and Kirby gives chase, suspicious of him being responsible for planet Popstar losing its stars.

The series would adopt the logo design used in Kirby: Right Back at Ya! starting with Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land.

End of an Age: Final game to use the original Kirby English logo design.

Water and sand also count as pits, though you can float over them for a while.

Bottomless Pits: Kirby will be knocked out if he falls off course.

The game would later be ported on the Nintendo Switch via Nintendo Switch Online's Game Boy app, which is playable via the in-built gyro controls.

Tilt 'n' Tumble would later serve as inspiration for the "Tilt-and-Roll" mini-game in Kirby and the Forgotten Land twenty-two years later. This game was meant to have a GameCube sequel, but it was renamed Roll-O-Rama with a plain marble in Kirby's place and then unfortunately cancelled in 2002. With a quick lifting motion, the player can also make Kirby jump and interact with a variety of objects and obstacles. The player uses the cartridge's motion sensor to tilt the in-game field and guide a rolling Kirby across stages. Kirby Tilt 'n' Tumble is a Puzzle Platformer spinoff developed by Nintendo R&D2 and released in 2000 for the Game Boy Color.