Smash Fest! Level Walkthroughs & Solutions

What is Smash Fest!?

Smash Fest! is a physics demolition puzzle from Flow Games Bilisim Yazilim ve Pazarlama Anonim Sirketi, available on iOS and Android. Each board is a stacked structure of cans, crates, or blocks sitting on a pedestal, and the aim is to fire a limited number of balls at the right spot so the structure collapses efficiently instead of shedding a few pieces per shot. Level 1 is a two-shot tutorial that teaches the core rule directly: break the lower support first and let the whole stack buckle around it, rather than shaving the top row.

The structures get more elaborate as the range continues, and the trick each time is figuring out which part is the real target and which part is a decoy. Level 12 introduces a mixed-material wall that clears fastest as a staircase collapse once one corner is opened. Level 25 adds a firework cluster that triggers a chain reaction worth more than repeated direct hits. Level 50 hides a striped X-shaped core inside a boxed ice maze that only becomes vulnerable after the outer shell breaks, and Level 75 goes further by hiding an entire second shelf of pieces behind a tall decoy slab. Level 100 flips the pattern around with a mirrored pair of side shelves that both have to be cleared before the tall center stack, which looks like the obvious first target, is actually safe to attack. Difficulty climbs with this complexity: of the 100 published levels, 80 are rated hard, 18 medium, and only 2 easy.

LevelSolve currently publishes walkthroughs for levels 1 through 100, out of the 120 levels Smash Fest! has released so far. Each guide identifies the real opening shot, flags the part of the structure that looks like a target but is not, and lists the full clearing order, with a video included for every level.

Use the search box on this hub to jump to a specific level, or browse the range list below to keep working through the puzzle.

How to Play Smash Fest!

These tips apply across all Smash Fest! levels. For level-specific advice, open any walkthrough from the range browser above.

• Find the support line holding the structure up and hit that before the top row. Breaking a base collapses far more of the stack per shot than skimming pieces off the surface.
• On staircase-style walls, open one corner first and keep attacking that same side. A structure that keeps its full rectangular shape is much harder to finish than one that is already stepping down.
• When a firework or explosive cluster is visible, trigger it before spending shots on the plain base nearby, and wait for the chain reaction to finish falling before firing again.
• In boxed or shelled structures, do not shoot the visible center first. Break the outer shell or a side corner so the hidden inner shelf is exposed and actually vulnerable.
• When two mirrored side structures flank a tall center piece, clear both flanks completely before touching the center. The tallest structure on the board is often bait meant to waste your early shots.
• Small bright props scattered on the floor, such as disks, rings, or short posts, are late cleanup. Leave them until the main wall or tower has already come down.
• Let the physics settle after a big collapse before firing your next shot, so you can see what is actually still standing instead of guessing at a moving pile.

Frequently Asked Questions

• How many levels does Smash Fest! have?

  Smash Fest! has 120 levels released so far. LevelSolve currently publishes walkthroughs for levels 1 through 100, with more added as the range expands.

• How hard are the levels in Smash Fest!?

  Across the 100 published levels, 80 are rated hard, 18 medium, and 2 easy. Most of the range sits in hard territory because the fixed ball count punishes any shot spent on the wrong part of the structure.

• Is Smash Fest! free to play?

  Smash Fest! is free to download on both iOS and Android. As with most physics puzzle games, it likely includes optional in-app purchases such as extra balls or level skips.

• Are these Smash Fest! walkthroughs official?

  No. Smash Fest! belongs to Flow Games Bilisim Yazilim ve Pazarlama Anonim Sirketi. LevelSolve is an unofficial fan guide.

• What does the 'moves' number mean in a Smash Fest! walkthrough?

  It is the number of balls you are given to clear that level. Every shot counts, so the walkthroughs are built around hitting the structural weak point first instead of chipping away at whatever looks closest.

• What is the general strategy for Smash Fest! levels?

  Look for the support holding the structure up, whether that is a pedestal, a chimney stack, or a shell wall, and break it before touching the top or the parts that look easiest. Later levels also hide real targets behind decoys, so the biggest or tallest piece on the board is often not the one to shoot first.