Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 328 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 328 locks a cyan cube core inside orange beams, purple pillars, and chevron supports; open the lower right, strip both frame sides, then clear the final left cubes.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 328 — Full Solution
- Hit the lower-right joint between the outer orange beam and the framed base.
- Fire into the exposed right side again, then let the orange beam tip away.
- Break the cyan cubes uncovered along the upper-right and middle-right face.
- Remove the right purple pillar and its adjacent white chevron support.
- Dislodge the left orange beam and purple pillar from their lower joints.
- Work inward through the exposed cyan face, clearing the upper rows before the center stack.
- Break the remaining purple and chevron supports beside the two lower orange star cubes.
- Wait for the loosened cyan cubes to tumble and spread across the platform.
- Clear the short chevron block and orange star cubes, then finish the last cyan cubes from right to left.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Orange, Purple, White, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting loose top cubes before opening the frame burns balls without exposing the protected lower core.
- Assuming the clear will trigger after the center falls can leave two cyan cubes sitting at the far-left edge.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 328 (quick clues)
- Remove each orange or purple frame post from its lower joint before spending shots on nearby loose cyan cubes.
- Let the cyan core spill and settle; the two-ball reserve cannot cover premature follow-up shots.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A rectangular shell of tall orange star beams and dark-purple diamond pillars surrounds a dense cyan cube core with white chevron blocks and orange star cubes at its centerline.
- Goal
- Remove the rigid side frame, expose and reduce the cyan core, and clear the low chevron, star, and cyan survivors from the platform.
- Opening
- Strike the lower-right frame joint first so the outer orange beam tips away and exposes the right face of the cyan core.
- Danger Zone
- Loose upper cubes draw shots away from the supporting frame, while a final pair of cyan cubes can remain on the far left after the center is gone.
- Mechanics
- A framed-shell demolition alternates between post removal and exposed-core cleanup before a two-cube finish.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I reach the cyan core locked inside the frame?
Break the lower-right frame joint first so the outer orange beam tips away, then work inward through each frame post before spending shots on the exposed cyan blocks.
Which frame joint should be broken first?
Start at the lower-right joint so the outer orange beam falls outward and exposes the cyan core.
What is the final cleanup?
After the chevron-and-star base breaks, the last cyan cubes on the left must still be removed.