Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest! Level 164 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 164 is a tall alternating brown-star and purple-eye tower on a single pedestal; erode the upper-left corner to trigger a downward cascade, then sweep the right-side and base blocks.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 164 — Full Solution
- Fire at the upper-left corner to break the leftmost top-row brown star blocks and start the left-column cascade.
- Aim at the newly exposed center-left seam as upper blocks tumble, targeting the purple eye blocks that become exposed.
- Hit the upper-center area to create a hole through the middle of the tower, destabilizing both columns.
- Switch to the right side and remove the upper-right blocks to trigger the right-column collapse.
- Target the lower-right base blocks to finish the right-side erosion and let the remaining structure topple.
- Sweep any scattered blocks left on the platform with precise follow-up shots.
Colors in this level:
Brown, Purple, Gold
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting the flat center wastes a ball on the most redundantly supported area.
- Firing at the base first leaves the full upper structure intact and costs extra ammunition.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 164 (spoiler-free)
- Aim for an exposed upper corner rather than the flat center of the tower.
- Let each cascade finish before firing the next ball to avoid wasting shots on falling debris.
- The upper-left corner is the weakest starting point because it has the least lateral and vertical support.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A 7-row by 4-column rectangular tower on a flat golden platform with a single central pedestal. Odd rows (1, 3, 5, 7) are brown rectangular star blocks; even rows (2, 4, 6) are purple cylindrical eye blocks. Total approximately 28 blocks. No variant pieces beyond the two block types.
- Goal
- Clear every block from the golden platform so the tower collapses completely and nothing remains on the rail.
- Opening
- Fire at the upper-left corner to break the leftmost top-row brown star blocks and start the left-column cascade.
- Danger Zone
- Shooting the flat center wastes balls because the middle columns are the most redundantly supported by surrounding blocks.
- Mechanics
- Top-down column erosion — removing the upper corner triggers a cascade that propagates downward and inward through the alternating-pattern rows.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many balls does Smash Fest Level 164 require?
The recorded walkthrough uses all 19 available balls to fully clear the tower.
Which corner of the tower should be attacked first?
Start at the upper-left corner, which has the least lateral support and triggers the widest cascade.
Why is the alternating block pattern important?
The brown star and purple eye rows have different structural roles; hitting the upper rows removes support for the rows below, accelerating the collapse.