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Super Mario Maker 2 is out, and while I didn't play Super Mario Maker 1 I am having a blast with this. This thread is for sharing your own levels, talking about cool levels you've seen, sharing construction techniques, and anything else related to Super Mario Maker 2.

To start things off, I have made two levels so far. Neither of them is super amazing but I had fun making them.



My first idea I had as soon as I bought the game. It looks like a troll level, but there are indeed clues on which way to go!



Based on the Big Bob-bomb Battlefield from Super Mario 64.

Okay, I know more people than just me have SMM2. I'd rather not shout my levels into a void.

That being said, here's something I made tonight that I'm proud of:

I'm tempted to buy it

I have found you not through this thread, but through a friend who liked your level. What are the damn odds. I submitted my levels, I'll play some levels soon.

Reviews of some Scummer levels!



Oh my god this is a beautiful level. The vines, the trees, the way the platforms are set up, this is definitely the best-looking SMB3 snow level I've seen. I love that the red coins aren't mandatory, but if you collect them you get a special bonus. Great, great level.



Ranmaru really has the aesthetics down; wonderful use of the semisolid platforms to make this water level feel nothing like the featureless lake most water levels resemble. The difficulty seemed really easy, especially compared to the other two offerings, but not in a way where my intelligence felt insulted. Another fine job.


I died to the giant Cheep Cheep far more times than I should have. 0/5 stars.

No but seriously this is a good mix of platforming and shell-surfing.

Another forum I post on is doing weekly level design jams, where a theme is announced Monday and we have until Friday to make a level fitting that theme. Here's my submission for the first theme, which is "Yes Switch":

gonna def be posting in here haha, not sure what kind of levels you guys make but i just finished my first level. i'll submit it here in a sec and will def check your levels when i get the chance

also i played two levels by the guy who made celeste so i might as well give the codes since they were pretty fun!


god the anti gravity mechanic is sooooooooooooooooooo cool, honestly most of my deaths on this level were pretty stupid because i think it's p straight forward, though timing the jump on the shelmet onto the music block is a bit tricky. i accidentally cheesed my first clear though lmao


fun red coin and boot level, i got through most of it but i still cant figure out the music block room aaaaaaaaaaa. the other rooms though had really cool platforming with jumping in and out of boots (not just stilettos!)

also eh im not really sure if my level is kaizo-y enough to be called a kaizo level but there is a pretty precise regrab right before the checkpoint, it's too fast paced and centered around hard platforming to really be called a classic level though imo?

Starlight Shells was really cool! It took me way longer than it should have to figure out that music block thing.

I have a few new levels myself!

Fake pokey's, cute.

Picking up this game in the next couple days. ego

I only have Super Mario Maker on the 3DS, but I don't play it a lot anymore.

I can remember that I made some Mario Kart levels, where I put some enemies in Clown Cars, and you had to catch up in your own Clown Car.
The tracks I remember to have made were a Luigi Circuit (in the style of SMK), Chain Chomp Caverns (with some Chain Chomps, and the finish was inside a big Chomp built out of blocks), an underwater race with Cheep Cheeps and a lava stage along the lines of Freezeflame Galaxy.
Oh, why did I delete them...

Tanis levels:


A quick course exploring the interplay between Banzai Bill and the Spikes.


Do your best to get as many coins as you can, and get out safely!

I promise to play most of these levels in a few days, been playing others recently and making.

Try out my dastardly difficult puzzle/precision level:

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I may not play it but I watch a lot of content.

Desbug, Ceave, and DGR have great MM2 content.

In post 14, vonflare wrote:Try out my dastardly difficult puzzle/precision level:

L1P-V93-Q9G

Well, I got to the hidden Podoboo and now I need a break before I try again.

In the meantime here's what I've been up to:

In post 16, Haschel Cedricson wrote:

In post 14, vonflare wrote:Try out my dastardly difficult puzzle/precision level:

L1P-V93-Q9G

Well, I got to the hidden Podoboo and now I need a break before I try again.

if you were able to get all 3 of the overworld key coins you made it past what is (probably) the trickiest puzzle of the level. Now just some platforming and route-planning remains.

Also, I really enjoyed the portabello pyramid level

I can get the three coins but then I'm stuck. Is if possible to get the second red coin without losing your Mushroom?

it is possible to get all the red coins in the overworld without losing your mushroom (since you need the mushroom to take the pipe to the subworld)

also,

Ah, I thought about the first spoiler but rejected it because I didn't think about the second spoiler.

Third spoiler confuses me but let me try the first two things tonight and see where they take me.

I've got a new level, and this one is significantly less puzzle-y and much more platform-ey.

Difficulty Select

The number of coins indicates the difficulty of each path. Choose paths in order to maximize your coin collecting and be rewarded for skillful platforming while being able to avoid parts that are too challenging. Don't take too many easy paths though, or you'll have to complete some much more difficult challenges at the end!

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