Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 349 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 349 splits two purple-and-cyan towers across separate platforms; dismantle the right tower from its projecting cap, then clear the taller left stack.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 349 — Full Solution
- Hit the projecting purple cap at the top-right of the right tower.
- Continue through the right tower's upper purple rows until its top section falls away.
- Break the exposed cyan columns and the remaining short purple post on the right platform.
- Wait for those pieces to clear the gap between the platforms.
- Move to the tall left tower and remove its narrow top column and upper purple rows.
- Work downward through the left cyan base, then pause while the loosened blocks slide away.
- Clear the short cyan and purple survivors still touching either platform.
- Finish the final center-right post and let it fall off the edge.
Colors in this level:
Dark purple, Cyan, Red, Orange
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Switching to the left tower before the right cyan base is gone leaves two active stacks.
- Shooting loose cyan blocks between the platforms consumes the three-ball finishing margin.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 349 (quick clues)
- Finish the right tower's cyan base before switching platforms.
- Wait after each cyan section breaks so loose blocks can cross the platform edge.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two narrow red platforms each hold a dark-purple upper tower over glossy cyan lower columns; the right has a projecting cap and the left has a slim high post.
- Goal
- Complete the right tower from crown to base, then remove the left tower and every short survivor from both platforms.
- Opening
- Hit the projecting upper-right purple cap and keep working down the right structure until its cyan base is exposed.
- Danger Zone
- The platforms do not share a collapse, so leaving the right tower half-finished creates two separate cleanup piles with only three spare balls.
- Mechanics
- A two-platform sequential clear completes the capped right tower before moving to the taller left stack.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why are the two towers treated as separate demolitions?
Each tower sits on its own narrow red platform, so collapsing one structure does not destabilize the other — you must finish the right tower completely before switching to the left.
Which tower should be cleared first?
Start with the right tower by hitting its projecting purple cap.
Why should the two towers be treated separately?
Each sits on its own platform, so collapsing one structure does not destabilize the other.