Well, here I have a few of the stages I've made in SB. The widget is fun to use, but sometimes it can be difficult to come up with something original.
Chutes & Ladders Music: Battlefield Ver. 2
My first ever custom stage. It's very simple, revolving around the use of regular platforms, slopes, and ladders.
Nothing too strange or different, but it's good for a nice, standard Brawl match.
Saguaro Music: Balloon Trip
An idea that I'd had since before I even had Brawl. The idea of the stage is to create a small, enclosed area with only a single opening at the top. This means in order to KO an opponent, you have to get their damage up high enough that you can actually knock them out of the opening above. Damage levels get very high, very quick, when you're here.
The spikes on top are to prevent players from camping out above. I've revised this level a few times to add new challenges, including increasing the distance you must knock an opponent up to get them out of the box, or to change the regular I-shaped opening into a Y-shaped one, so you have to get your victims to shoot diagonally out of the ring.
Cake Factory Music: Obstacle Course
I was just having fun with this one. It's a stage comprised almost entirely of conveyor belts, with a few ladders and a single solid platform in the center.
There are four layers to move about on. It can be hard to KO an opponent unless you successfully knock them straight out, because players have a habit of getting smashed and simply bouncing off the solid platforms.
There's no time to stand still here... It's also fun when items appear, since they'll follow the conveyor belts and eventually drop off the stage if nobody goes for them.
Foxhole Music: Yell "Dead Cell"
I wanted a stage that would be good for ranged battle, and this one actually turned out okay. The stage has several spots to hide and recover, and a few moving platforms to take you across the bottom of the stage.
Damage doesn't always get too high, and KOs usually occur when players are knocked off the bottom of the stage.
Freefall Music: Stage Clear / Title (Pikmin 2)
That's right, a level made entirely out of falling blocks. This means absolutely no standing still. There's a whole lot of jumping around and knocking people out of your way. If you miss a step, you may as well kiss your ass goodbye.
Poor Peach.
Cradle Music: White Land
Another simple stage I felt like making. In the pic below, you're looking at pretty much the whole level.
Kind of Battlefield-esque, you just jump around and knock the crap out of each other. Nothing much to it.
Desperado Music: The Hidden Village
Like Crav, I felt like making a somewhat-vertical level. Desperado was the result.
The floor of the stage consists of a few slopes and some obstacles. The main thing to get around is the tower at the left side of the map, which leads you quite high above the rest of the players. There is also a ferris wheel in the center of the stage, acting as something of a platform between the structures on either side of the map. The usual course of the map seems to be running across the lower part, chasing each other up the tower, and all jumping off to the right side of the stage together.
Scrooge Music: Town Hall and Tom Nook's Store
This stage was designed for one purpose, and one purpose only: coin matches.
Players start out above, on top of the falling blocks. Upon descending into the spike room, they will bounce around accumulating damage and dropping coins until the blocks above them reappear, sealing them inside. Although it
is possible, it is very difficult to actually land a KO once the match has begun. Then again, the main goal is to collect as many coins as you can. I've gotten over a thousand in about a minute on this map. Actually, very fun to goof around on.
That's all for now. If you'd like, I can share some more.