Level of the Year 2025

Doing this on time this year.

Same business as usual: vote each level on a scale of 1-7, and then ten highest-rated levels on average will make up the final round to decide the winner. For the initial round, feel free to skip any levels you might know be too familiar with—voting will last through January 24th. I'm currently not planning a write-in round like there was for 2023 and 2024, but happy to change that if there's enough demand. The final round will open immediately afterwards and close at the end of the month.

Response editing is turned on, so no worries if you change your mind.

Happy voting!  forms.gle/AFcv5pTTqDW4axce7

Round 1 voting for 2025 is closed—21 submissions! Almost twice as many as last year, so thank you everyone for turning up and participating. Here are the top ten levels for the next round (in alphabetical order), which were decided by the highest averages:

• Banana Blitz (Endy)
• Blue Thrill (Wilchz)
• Dreamer (Nockess)
• Endy's Skill Course II (Endy)
• Evening Stroll (Connie)
• Marble Mini Golf: Connie's Birthday! (Nockess)
• Marble Mini Golf: Resort (enderman0125)
• MBPC 21: Grasshopper (Connie)
• Tropicalis (Connie)
• Violet Skyways (ShadowVisions)

Top 10 round voting involves ranking the levels from 1 (least best) to 10 (best); please do not put the same rank for two levels or I will disqualify the submission. You are able to edit your submission, if you make a mistake or change your mind about anything. Voting closes at the end of January 31st, and the results will be announced afterwards.

Here's the form:  forms.gle/ABZ3zHJfBifLZeN37

Results are in! Ties were decided by higher average in the first round.
Congratulations to Wilchz's "Blue Thrill" for winning Level of the Year 2025!
Yet another year decided by one point—we'll have to see what happens next year. Thank you everyone for your votes, and for all the levels you've been releasing! Hoping for an proactive 2026.

Huge congratulations to Wilchz for winning Level of the Year, especially with it being his only level this year! And beating out more prolific and established level builders like Connie, Nockess, and Endy is very impressive. I'll have to check out some of your other levels now.

Very interesting how much of a gap there was between #10 and all the rest. It makes me wonder if whatever the 11th best level was would have had a better chance among the other 9 in the final. I also found it fun to look at the numbers and see how some levels, like Evening Stroll, had people vote them in every possible way, whereas others, like Tropicalis, were much more split.

Thanks again to Nockess for hosting, and I'm already looking forward to this year! If a rating system really is added to Marbleland this year, that could make this whole thing more interesting.