Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 426 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 426 stacks a pointed silver roof above purple braces and bullseye walls; open the right side, let the fort collapse, and clear the reinforced base in 22 shots.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 426 — Full Solution
- Hit the outermost orange star block projecting from the upper-right side.
- Fire next into the bullseye block exposed directly behind that orange block.
- Continue through the right silver wall until the pointed roof and zigzag cylinders fall outward.
- Let loose orange blocks and striped balls leave the platform before firing again.
- Break the upper purple braces and central bullseye cluster from the opened right side.
- Reduce the short left tower where its purple blocks meet the silver bullseye row.
- Work along the long lower row from right to left, targeting only pieces that remain balanced.
- Finish the final stationary purple block or bullseye can with 3 balls still available.
Colors in this level:
Silver, Purple, Orange, Red, Blue, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting in the solid center wastes shots without releasing the heavier right wall.
- Chasing rolling cans or striped balls removes the cushion needed for the last base fragment.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 426 (quick clues)
- Open the upper-right support before attacking the dense silver center.
- Wait for the long base row to stop sliding, then clear it from its exposed end.
- When only the paired purple base blocks remain at the left end, aim through their shared seam so the final shot clears both and leaves 3 balls.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A broad fort combines pointed silver roof cans, bullseye blocks, purple diamond braces, zigzag cylinders, orange star blocks, and a long orange-and-purple base on a narrow pedestal.
- Goal
- Open the right wall, collapse the upper fort, and sweep the bullseye row and purple base while preserving the three-ball cushion.
- Opening
- First hit the outermost orange star block projecting from the upper-right corner, then hit the bullseye block exposed directly behind it to release the heavy right half.
- Danger Zone
- The lower bullseye row and striped balls keep sliding after the roof falls, so shots at moving pieces can waste the spare balls.
- Mechanics
- A tall reinforced fort converts into a shallow horizontal cleanup after one major right-side collapse.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the reinforced base row survive the roof collapse?
Round silver bullseye pieces and striped balls keep sliding along the narrow pedestal after the fort falls — they must be swept off the exposed end once the upper shell is gone.
Which side should be opened first?
Start with the outermost upper-right orange star block, then hit the newly exposed bullseye block behind it so the roof and right wall can fall outward.
Why is the lower row dangerous?
Its round silver pieces keep sliding after the main collapse and often leave the platform without another hit.