Royal Smash! level guide
Royal Smash Level 6 Walkthrough
Royal Smash Level 6 encloses a yellow-orange core and red side columns in a heavy blue square frame, so the lower-right shell must open before the colored center and final blue floor strip can be cleared.
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How to Solve Royal Smash! Level 6 — Full Solution
- Shoot the lower half of the exposed right vertical blue frame so that side begins spilling off the table.
- Hit the lower-right yellow face revealed beside the red column and let the top-right blue beam rotate away.
- Continue through the right side of the yellow-orange core until the center drops and the red columns separate.
- Remove the isolated red and yellow stacks from the exposed side, pausing while loose blue beams are still moving.
- Break the last tall red survivor so the remaining colored blocks settle into a shallow row.
- Clear the short blue floor strip from its open end rather than firing at debris below the table.
- Use the thirteenth shot on the last single blue cube and wait for it to leave the support.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Red, Yellow, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Firing at the blue top beam while it is already rotating away instead of waiting for the true yellow or red survivor to appear.
Quick Tips for Royal Smash! Level 6 (quick clues)
- Wait for each long blue shell piece to stop sliding before deciding whether the next target is in the colored core or the remaining floor strip.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A single pedestal carries a dense square wall with 35 starting balls. Thick blue blocks form the top, bottom, and side frame around two red columns and a yellow-orange rectangular core; the lower half of the right vertical blue frame is fully exposed.
- Goal
- Peel away the blue shell from the right, reduce the colored core after it settles, and remove the low blue strip plus the last isolated blue cube still touching the platform.
- Opening
- Fire first into the lower half of the right vertical blue frame, then use the opening to reach the lower-right yellow lane beside the red column.
- Danger Zone
- The long blue beams keep rotating after the early hits. Shooting one while it is already falling wastes a ball and leaves less room for the final low-strip cleanup.
- Mechanics
- This is a framed-core collapse that changes from right-shell removal to yellow-red core reduction and finally to single-row blue cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should the first shot go in Royal Smash Level 6?
Hit the lower half of the exposed right vertical blue frame. That opens the shell beside the red column and creates a route into the yellow-orange core.