Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 428 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 428 hides a purple inner wall behind a thick orange square; open the left seam, let the structure rotate, and clear it in 23 shots.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 428 — Full Solution
- Break the upper-left orange corner and the purple seam directly behind it.
- Continue down the left side until the orange front rim peels from the inner wall.
- Pause while the thick square rotates and presents a narrow orange-and-purple edge.
- Hit the upper joints of that edge so its tall strips fold outward.
- Remove the highest purple blocks and adjacent orange star blocks from the shortened wall.
- Work across the stepped remnant from right to left as striped balls and loose cubes roll away.
- Clear the final stationary orange and purple blocks on the small platform row.
- Stop after 23 fired shots, leaving the five-ball reserve intact.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Purple, Red, Blue, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Clearing the original front face block by block ignores the wall's useful rotation.
- Shooting connected strips while they swing wastes balls on pieces already leaving the platform.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 428 (quick clues)
- Open the left seam so gravity can rotate the wall instead of clearing its front face block by block.
- Wait through each swinging strip before choosing the next stationary joint.
- At the low three-block cap, ignore the orange block already tumbling off the left edge and spend the shot on the stationary purple block over the pedestal.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A deep orange star-block rim surrounds a recessed purple diamond panel, with extra orange and purple layers extending behind the visible square.
- Goal
- Split the left seam, rotate the thick wall edge-on, and reduce the resulting tower and low row while saving five balls.
- Opening
- Chip the upper-left orange corner and continue down the purple seam to separate the front rim from the inner face.
- Danger Zone
- Connected block strips swing across the platform during rotation and should not be targeted until they settle.
- Mechanics
- A seemingly flat square reveals its depth by rotating into a narrow tower, then collapses into a stepped horizontal remnant.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the thick square rotate during demolition?
Splitting the left seam separates the orange rim from the recessed purple panel, and gravity rotates the deep structure edge-on — this converts a wide wall into a narrow tower that is much easier to reduce.
Why should the left seam be opened first?
It separates the orange rim from the purple inner face and lets the thick square rotate edge-on.
When should the tall strips be targeted?
Wait until each strip finishes swinging, then hit a stationary upper joint to fold it outward.