Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 314 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 314 is a full-width forest of purple posts and brown log columns; break the tall boundaries, peel exposed edges inward, and preserve enough ammunition for the last rolling pieces.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 314 — Full Solution
- Break the far-right purple post from its open outside face.
- Knock the far-left purple boundary outward to create a second exit.
- Remove the leftmost brown log column and its neighboring short purple post.
- Return to the right and peel away the leaning logs and exposed edge blocks.
- Work inward from whichever side presents a clean standing column.
- Hit low on tall brown stacks so their upper logs tip toward an open edge.
- Pause after each multi-log fall and let the cylinders roll clear.
- Reduce the central cluster to short purple blocks and loose brown drums.
- Sweep brown rollers right and purple rollers left instead of firing into the middle.
- Hit the striped round survivor beside the last short purple block, then remove that block.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Brown, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting the packed center first traps loose logs between intact purple posts.
- Spending a follow-up shot before cylindrical debris settles leaves too little ammunition for the final pair.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 314 (quick clues)
- Create both outside exits before reducing the packed middle columns.
- Aim at the next upright edge only after the previous logs stop rolling.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Alternating purple diamond posts and brown log columns form a stepped skyline across the pedestal, with the tallest purple boundaries at both outside edges.
- Goal
- Remove every standing column, let cylindrical debris roll off both sides, and finish the striped round survivor beside the last short purple block.
- Opening
- Break the far-right boundary post first, then the tall far-left post, creating two outside lanes for the log columns.
- Danger Zone
- Center hits wedge broken cylinders between intact posts, and shooting a moving log pile can consume one of the two balls left at completion.
- Mechanics
- An outside-in column peel repeatedly exposes a new edge and relies on pauses for rolling-log cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the outside-in approach essential for the log forest?
The purple boundary posts on both edges trap log cylinders in the packed center — breaking the far-right and far-left posts first creates two rolling lanes so debris can exit naturally as columns are peeled inward.
Which posts should be removed first?
Break the far-right purple boundary and then the far-left boundary to open rolling lanes on both sides.
Why is waiting especially important on this level?
Brown log pieces keep rolling after a hit, and the solve finishes with only two spare balls.