Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 398 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 398 alternates orange star crates with cyan ice around a trapped striped ball; open the crown, collapse the staggered shelves, and sweep the low row.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 398 — Full Solution
- Break the upper-center cyan and orange blocks surrounding the striped ball.
- Let the freed ball and top pieces drop before hitting the loosened upper-left shoulder.
- Open the matching upper-right shoulder so both sides of the crown spill outward.
- Continue through the exposed middle shelves, targeting whichever cyan block still braces an orange cluster.
- Pause while long ice blocks slide off the platform and the striped ball bounces clear.
- Reduce the shortened wall through its center orange crates and the remaining cyan side blocks.
- Sweep the last single-height row from right toward left, targeting orange star crates still resting on the platform.
- Remove the final low crate and wait for the loose fragments to fall away.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Cyan, Red, Blue, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting at a low corner leaves the staggered upper shelves stacked and keeps the striped ball trapped.
- Shooting a sliding cyan block or the bouncing striped ball wastes the reserve needed for flat orange crates on the base.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 398 (quick clues)
- Free the striped ball before working down either side of the wall.
- Wait for long cyan blocks to slide away before selecting the next stationary orange crate.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A wide brickwork wall alternates orange star-marked crates and translucent cyan blocks, with a red-and-blue striped ball trapped near the upper center.
- Goal
- Free the striped ball, spill both upper shoulders, and remove every orange or cyan piece still resting on the platform.
- Opening
- Break the upper-center pocket around the striped ball so the crown loosens and the next staggered shelf becomes exposed.
- Danger Zone
- Long cyan blocks slide after losing support and the striped ball keeps bouncing, while flat orange crates remain as genuine late cleanup.
- Mechanics
- A rolling-core release leads into an uneven shelf collapse and a final single-height crate sweep.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the trapped striped ball in Level 398?
A red-and-blue striped ball sits near the upper center of the wall; breaking its pocket loosens the crown and the ball keeps bouncing through the cleanup phase.
What should be opened first?
Break the upper-center pocket around the striped ball so the crown can spill to both sides.
Which pieces usually remain at the end?
A short line of orange star crates stays flat on the platform after most cyan blocks have slid away.