Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest! Level 168 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 168 is a symmetrical three-column carnival tower where the left wooden crossbeam is the weakest first target — collapse the left column, isolate the center, then clean up the stubborn right pedestal cluster.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 168 — Full Solution
- Aim at the left wooden star block to break the left column's crossbeam support.
- Follow up on the exposed left base tins so the full left column tumbles off the platform.
- Target the center column's lower tins now that the left side no longer braces it.
- Wait for center debris to settle before shifting aim to the right side.
- Knock out the right wooden star block and the tins sitting on the right pedestal.
- Clean up any final gray tins or cones still resting on the right pedestal.
Colors in this level:
Gray, Brown, Blue, Silver, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting the top cones first wastes balls because the crossbeams still support the structure.
- Firing into the center before the left column collapses means extra shots on a still-braced section.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 168 (spoiler-free)
- Hit the left wooden crossbeam first to collapse the cheapest column and open the platform.
- Wait for center debris to settle before shifting aim to the right side.
- The right pedestal is the last survivor — save enough balls for dedicated cleanup there.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A symmetrical three-column carnival tower on a red platform with three gold pedestals. Gray tins with red zigzag stripes and two blue water tanks fill the bottom row. Three horizontal brown wooden star blocks act as crossbeams in the middle tier. Three vertical tin columns topped with pointed silver cones form the upper tier.
- Goal
- Clear every block, tin, beam, and cone off the platform. The last surviving pieces cluster on the right pedestal after the left and center columns collapse.
- Opening
- Aim at the left wooden star block to break the left column's crossbeam support, then follow up on the exposed base tins so the full left column tumbles.
- Danger Zone
- Shooting the top cones first wastes ammo because the lower crossbeams still hold everything up. Firing into the center before the left column is gone costs extra balls on a still-supported section.
- Mechanics
- Three-column framed tower with horizontal crossbeams — left-first collapse isolates the center, leaving the right pedestal as the final cleanup target.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I start on the left side in Smash Fest Level 168?
The left wooden crossbeam is the weakest structural support. Breaking it first collapses the left column cheaply and opens the platform for the center and right cleanup.
What is the last thing to clear on this board?
The right pedestal cluster — a wooden star block and several gray tins that survive after the left and center columns have fallen.