Smash Fest! level guide

Smash Fest! Level 176 Walkthrough

hard Target: 20 moves 4 colors

Smash Fest Level 176 is a two-tier rectangular tower; erode the outer cylinder columns first, collapse the wooden beam separator, then sweep the center column and remaining platform blocks with 5 balls to spare.

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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 176 — Full Solution

  1. Fire at the upper-left blue cylinder column to break the first cylinder and trigger the rainbow ball.
  2. Continue hitting the upper-left cylinders to open the left side of the upper section.
  3. Switch to the upper-right blue cylinder column; right side starts to collapse.
  4. Keep reducing the upper-right cylinders; blocks tumble off the right edge.
  5. Strike the remaining upper-right cylinders and adjacent cyan cubes; upper section loses width.
  6. Hit the left-side wooden beam support; beam begins to crack.
  7. Fire at the right-side wooden beam; both beams now damaged.
  8. Strike the center where beams connect to the tower; beams collapse and upper section loses support.
  9. Target the remaining upper-left cyan cubes; upper section narrows to a center column.
  10. Hit the lower-left cylinder and cyan blocks; bottom section opens up, rainbow ball collects.
  11. Continue clearing lower-left blocks; platform debris scattering.
  12. Strike the remaining upper center column; dark blue blocks topple.
  13. Hit the lower-right cylinder and cyan blocks; bottom section mostly clear.
  14. Clean up scattered cyan blocks on the left side of the platform.
  15. Fire at remaining center blocks; tower nearly gone.
  16. Hit the last cyan block cluster on the right; only a few pieces left.
  17. Clean up the small remaining group on the center platform.
  18. Strike the final cyan block on the left edge.
  19. Hit the last piece; only one block remains.
  20. Final shot clears the last block; level complete.

Colors in this level:

Blue, Cyan, Orange, Brown

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Shooting the dense center grid before removing the outer cylinders wastes ammo on blocks that would fall once the beams collapse.
  • Firing at the lower section before the wooden beams are gone leaves the upper section unsupported and harder to clean up.
  • Rushing the final platform cleanup without waiting for debris to settle can strand a block on the edge.
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Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 176 (spoiler-free)

  • Target the outer blue cylinder columns before the center; they hold the tower's width together.
  • The rainbow ball power-up appears from the left cylinder column after two hits — collect it early for a cascade bonus.
  • Wait for the wooden beams to fully collapse before firing at the remaining center blocks.
  • The lower section's wide cyan blocks are tougher to clear — save dedicated shots for them after the upper section falls.
Board notes 5 details
Layout
A tall two-tier tower on a red platform — upper section has 4 rows of cyan cubes with orange diamonds flanked by blue cylinders, a brown wooden beam divider, and a lower section of 3 rows of wide cyan blocks with dark diamonds flanked by more cylinders.
Goal
Clear every block from the red platform using exactly 20 of the 25 available balls.
Opening
Start at the upper-left blue cylinder column to trigger the rainbow ball power-up and begin opening the left side.
Danger Zone
Shooting the dense center grid before removing the outer cylinders wastes balls on blocks that would collapse once the beams fail.
Mechanics
Two-tier erosion — outer columns first, beam collapse triggers upper narrowing, then platform cleanup of the wider lower blocks.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How many balls does Smash Fest Level 176 use?

    The recorded walkthrough uses 20 of the 25 available balls, leaving 5 remaining.

  • Where should I start shooting in Level 176?

    Begin at the upper-left blue cylinder column to trigger the rainbow ball power-up and open the left side.

  • What is the key structural weakness in this level?

    The brown wooden beam separator — once it collapses, the upper section loses its base and the tower narrows rapidly.

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