Use this tag when your level is geared more toward figuring out how to do it than straight platforming. The Puzzle tag is one of the most diverse and applies to just about any level that focuses on problem-solving to progress. If you have musical pixel art, this is the place to put it instead of the Thumbnail tag. You see a lot of Music-tagged levels prompt the player to hold right, as opposed to Automatic levels doing it all for them. Music levels are often automatic, though there are more exceptions in this tag than the Automatic tag. Sometimes they have a few manual inputs, but in general they are completely automatic and take the player from start to finish.ĭon't make the mistake of tagging your automatic music levels with the Automatic tag. The automatic tag is used for levels that play themselves, usually just to give the player a good show. Let's take a look at each tag and the type of level you'll usually come across in them so you can tag your levels appropriately and hopefully nab them some extra attention in the Super Mario Maker community. Tags such as 'Dash' and 'Speedrun' can easily be confused if you're new to the site and mis-tagging can do your content a pretty big disservice. Tagging levels on Bookmark is easy as pie, but understanding what the tags mean is not. If you're a hopeful maker (like me) looking to get some more exposure for your work, Bookmark gives you the chance to categorize your levels for players to search for. Super Mario Maker Bookmark isn't just a handy tool to find more levels. Now you can search using a number of criteria to find levels to fit your taste and it's super easy on the Wii U internet browser.
Thanks to Bookmark, you no longer need to browse through the terribly hit or miss Course World in-game or ram yourself into the 100 Mario Challenge in hopes of getting levels you'll like.
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