Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest! Level 162 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 162 is a dense-block grid erosion; open the lower-left corner of the tightly packed red-and-blue wall, sweep left to center, then chase the right column off the single-pillar platform.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 162 — Full Solution
- Fire at the lower-left corner to break the first red zigzag block and open the wall's left edge.
- Clear the leftmost column bottom-to-top to widen the exposed seam.
- Erode inward along the exposed left face, breaking blue and red blocks toward the center.
- Wait for loosened center-left blocks to settle, then target the center column from its exposed edge.
- Move to the right half and break the lower-right blocks to open a second erosion front.
- Sweep the remaining right-side column top-to-bottom to clear the platform completely.
Colors in this level:
Red, Blue, Gray
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting the flat center of the wall wastes a ball because the surrounding blocks hold the target in place.
- Firing before debris settles can hit fallen blocks on the ground instead of the wall, wasting a ball.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 162 (spoiler-free)
- Always target an exposed edge or corner — never fire at a flat face with no seam visible.
- Work one side to completion before switching to the other half to avoid splitting your erosion front.
- Wait for loose blocks to settle after a shot before firing again to avoid wasting balls on still-moving debris.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- An 8-column by 5-row rectangular wall of alternating red zigzag blocks and blue square blocks, sitting on a yellow-and-red striped base atop a platform with a single central red-and-gold pillar.
- Goal
- Clear every block from the elevated platform using 17 of the 20 available balls.
- Opening
- Fire at the lower-left corner to break the first red zigzag block and open an exposed edge for progressive erosion.
- Danger Zone
- Shooting the flat center of the wall wastes a ball — the tight interlocking grid absorbs the impact without collapsing adjacent blocks.
- Mechanics
- Edge erosion on a monolithic tightly packed grid with no internal weak points; the single-pillar platform adds mild tilting but the grid is too dense for chain collapses.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Smash Fest Level 162 leave spare balls?
Yes. The recorded walkthrough finishes with 3 balls remaining out of the 20 provided.
Why doesn't the wall collapse in a chain reaction?
The blocks are tightly interlocked in a dense grid with no internal gaps, so each block must be individually targeted along an exposed edge.