Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 316 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 316 encloses a gray chamber in tall orange rails above three broad planks; open the upper center, fold both sides inward, then strip the lower stack.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 316 — Full Solution
- Fire through the upper-center seam directly beneath the four orange cap blocks.
- Continue through the opening until the small gray and striped center pieces fall away.
- Break the exposed upper-left joint so the left cap block and tall left post tip inward.
- Cross the open chamber and release the matching upper-right post.
- Wait while the orange rails, purple balls, and striped bars settle around the lower plank stack.
- Remove the short orange and gray pieces resting on top of the broad planks.
- Strike the exposed edge of the top plank, then follow the opening into the middle plank.
- Pause for the side debris to slide off before attacking the lowest plank.
- Clear the bottom plank and the last small block still touching the red platform.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Gray, Purple, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting on the broad lower planks spends balls against the most supported part of the build and leaves the upper chamber closed.
- Firing continuously while the side rails fold can miss a purple ball or striped piece that is still sliding behind a plank.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 316 (quick clues)
- Keep the opening shots on the upper-center seam until the left and right rails can lean into the empty chamber.
- Let each broad plank settle before firing again so a small striped bar or purple ball does not remain hidden at its edge.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A four-block orange cap, paired side posts, striped crossbars, gray center pieces, and four purple balls form a tall frame above three wide orange planks on one pedestal.
- Goal
- Empty the framed upper chamber first, collapse both orange side rails, and then remove all three broad planks plus any small piece that settles beside them.
- Opening
- Fire through the upper-center seam beneath the cap so the narrow gray and striped core opens before the supported lower planks are touched.
- Danger Zone
- The three wide planks absorb early shots while the upper shell is intact, and loose purple balls or striped pieces can hide beside them during the side collapse.
- Mechanics
- A narrow top opening turns a rigid rectangular shell into two inward-folding rails followed by a descending three-plank cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the three broad planks so hard to clear?
They absorb early shots while the upper shell is intact, and loose purple balls or striped pieces can hide beside them during the side collapse.
Which part should be hit first?
Start at the upper-center seam below the four orange cap blocks, not at the three wide planks.
Why can the level remain uncleared after the frame falls?
The broad lower planks and small striped or purple pieces can still be resting on the pedestal.