Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 333 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 333 alternates orange shelves and tall cyan columns beneath a loose rocket-and-can crown; open both lower corners, step upward, and finish the rolling red cans.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 333 — Full Solution
- Break the lower-right edge of the bottom orange-and-cyan section.
- Open the lower-left edge so the wall loses both square corners.
- Follow the exposed right ends of the middle orange shelf and adjoining cyan column.
- Work upward along the opened sides until the top orange shelf starts to tip.
- Wait while the five silver cones and three red cans spill from the crown.
- Knock the remaining tall cyan columns outward from their exposed side.
- Break across the broad bottom orange shelf from the corner already opened.
- Let the red cans finish rolling, then hit the final can or orange block beside the pedestal.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Cyan, Silver, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting the red cans first leaves the fully supported orange-and-cyan wall underneath them.
- Repeated center shots into tall cyan columns ignore the exposed orange shelf ends that release whole sections.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 333 (quick clues)
- Expose the ends of each orange shelf instead of shooting the supported cyan centers.
- Pause after the crown drops so the red cans reveal their final resting places.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three five-block orange shelves alternate with two rows of tall cyan columns, topped by five silver rocket cones and three red cans on a small wheeled pedestal.
- Goal
- Cut the rectangular wall into a stepped collapse, drop the crown, and remove the broad bottom shelf plus every can that rolls back onto it.
- Opening
- Break the lower-right corner first, then open the lower-left edge so neither side continues to brace the full orange-and-cyan rectangle.
- Danger Zone
- Red cans can roll onto the surviving bottom shelf after the crown falls; firing before they settle can miss the last can beside the wheeled support.
- Mechanics
- Alternating rigid shelves and tall columns must be opened from the edges before a loose rocket-and-can crown can fall.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should the lower corners be opened before the crown?
The alternating orange shelves and cyan columns brace the rectangle from both edges — cutting both lower corners lets each shelf end fall outward, and the crown drops only after the stacked structure underneath loses balance.
Where should the alternating wall be opened?
Start at the lower-right edge, open the lower-left corner, and then climb the exposed shelf ends.
What usually survives after the cyan wall collapses?
The broad bottom orange shelf and one rolling red can are the pieces most likely to require late cleanup.