Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 306 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 306 braces a tall orange-and-silver slab spine with blue rocket walls; dismantle the right flank, mirror the sweep on the left, then work down the exposed center.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 306 — Full Solution
- Break the middle of the right rocket flank to separate its outer blue cylinders from the slab spine.
- Continue through the lower-right joints until the silver rocket segments fall beyond the platform.
- Move to the upper-left shoulder and peel its blue-and-silver pieces away from the center.
- Work down the remaining left flank, then wait for the loose cylinders to clear.
- Hit the exposed upper orange blocks and silver slabs so the central crown tilts away.
- Step downward through the middle slab tiers, always targeting the highest supported row.
- Remove the small orange cluster and final silver slab resting above the pedestal.
- Knock the upright blue cylinder from the far-right lip to trigger the clear.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Silver, Blue, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Attacking the central slab face before removing the rocket flanks leaves the spine fully supported.
- Firing into falling side cylinders spends a ball that is needed for the isolated right-edge cleanup.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 306 (quick clues)
- Finish the right rocket wall before crossing to the matching left shoulder.
- Pause after each flank falls so the next shot goes into a standing joint rather than moving debris.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A three-block-wide orange-and-silver slab spine rises from one pedestal, capped by three orange rockets and enclosed by blue-and-silver rocket columns on both sides.
- Goal
- Remove both outer rocket walls, collapse the central slab tiers from the top down, and knock the isolated blue cylinder off the far-right lip.
- Opening
- Strike the middle joints of the right rocket wall so its cylinders fall outward and expose the central slabs without adding weight to the pedestal.
- Danger Zone
- Shooting the broad center while both flanks remain wastes balls against a fully braced stack, and the last upright blue cylinder on the right can be missed after the main collapse.
- Mechanics
- A right-to-left shell release opens a top-down central-spine demolition followed by one edge-cylinder cleanup shot.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is there a lone blue cylinder left after the main collapse?
The far-right platform lip catches one upright blue cylinder that the central spine's fall does not reach — it must be hit with a separate cleanup shot to trigger the clear.
Which side should be cleared first in Level 306?
Start with the right rocket wall, clear the left wall second, and attack the central orange-and-silver spine only after both sides are open.
What is the last target in Level 306?
One blue cylinder remains upright on the far-right platform lip after the central slabs fall.