Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 391 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 391 balances a stepped wooden crown over a dense plank wall; break the upper-right joint, let the crown spill away, and expose the purple cleanup column.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 391 — Full Solution
- Hit the long upper-right beam where it rests above the tall right wooden post.
- Follow with a shot into the shortened top edge, then wait while the stepped crate crown spills off both sides.
- Attack the exposed upper-right corner of the plank wall and remove its narrow outer post.
- Work across the remaining top beam and tallest upright planks from right toward center.
- Break the wooden posts surrounding the three purple diamond blocks so the purple column can tip.
- Pause while the loosened planks fan outward and slide off the platform.
- Finish the last center-left wooden posts and any purple block still touching the red deck.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Purple, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Firing into airborne crown crates spends balls without opening the lower plank wall.
- Ignoring the embedded purple column leaves a compact survivor after the wooden facade collapses.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 391 (quick clues)
- Keep the first shots on the upper-right beam joint until the crown releases.
- Wait after the crown and plank wall fall instead of chasing pieces already leaving the deck.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tall right-stepped stack of orange star crates and long beams sits above upright wooden planks, with three purple diamond blocks embedded near the lower-right side.
- Goal
- Release the entire crate crown, reduce the plank facade, and remove the purple column together with every wooden post still touching the platform.
- Opening
- Strike the long upper-right beam above the tall right post so the stepped crown shears away from the lower wall.
- Danger Zone
- Loose crown crates and long planks keep falling after their supports break, while the sheltered purple column remains a real cleanup target.
- Mechanics
- A two-story wooden collapse separates an upper crate spill from a right-to-center plank and purple-block sweep.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Level 391 finish with so many balls unused?
The stepped wooden crown triggers a large self-sustaining collapse; only 12 of 24 balls are needed because the chain reaction clears most of the wall after the initial breach.
Where should the first shot land?
Hit the long upper-right wooden beam directly above the tall right post.
Why does the lower-right side need extra attention?
Three purple diamond blocks are sheltered among the planks and remain after the stepped crown falls.