Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 393 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 393 stacks four orange shelves on alternating red-target cubes and purple posts; remove the asymmetric top, then descend from each tier's right edge.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 393 — Full Solution
- Remove the upper-right red-target cube, then knock the adjacent top purple cylinder free.
- Clear the remaining top-left target and the two short orange beams, allowing the loose purple diamond block to fall away.
- Open the right end of the second orange shelf and remove its right target-and-purple support pair.
- Work across that tier toward the center, then wait until the beam sections stop rotating.
- Repeat on the third shelf, breaking the right target cube before the purple post beside it.
- Drop the remaining orange beams one tier at a time rather than firing through moving timber.
- Sweep the bottom row from right to left, clearing the exposed target cubes and upright purple posts.
- Finish the last left target or orange beam still touching the red platform.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Silver, Red, Purple, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting through a rotating orange shelf blocks the ball from reaching the next red target cube.
- Leaving a bottom purple post hidden behind a beam creates a late survivor with only four spare balls.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 393 (quick clues)
- Clear the asymmetric top row before touching the full-width shelves below.
- Let each orange beam finish rotating before aiming at the next red target face.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Four orange star-beam shelves rest on rows of silver red-target cubes and upright purple diamond cylinders, with a sparse top tier and a loose purple block at upper-right.
- Goal
- Strip the top row, descend through every shelf, and finish all target cubes and purple posts along the red platform.
- Opening
- Remove the upper-right target cube and adjacent top purple cylinder before clearing the remaining top-left pieces.
- Danger Zone
- Broken orange beams rotate across the next row, while the evenly spaced bottom targets remain live after the upper shelves fall.
- Mechanics
- A four-tier shelf ladder is dismantled through repeated right-edge support breaks and deliberate settling waits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the bottom row remain after the shelves fall in Level 393?
The evenly spaced bottom targets sit on independent supports and don't participate in the upper-tier cascades; they must be picked off individually after the shelves are gone.
Which top piece should be hit first?
Start with the upper-right red-target cube and then dislodge the purple cylinder beside it.
Why should the shelves be cleared one tier at a time?
Each orange beam can rotate across the row below, so waiting exposes the next target-and-post supports cleanly.