Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 429 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 429 balances pointed purple towers over orange braces and a blue cylinder base; split the castle, topple the last spire, and finish in 25 shots.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 429 — Full Solution
- Break the upper-right purple brace and adjacent silver bullseye block.
- Cut the orange cross-planks so the right tower folds toward the center.
- Remove loose middle blocks and let both pointed roof sections fall.
- Target the lower joints of the surviving central spire instead of shaving its cap.
- Allow the spire to tilt away, then clear orange and purple pieces left on the lower course.
- Work across the blue ringed cylinders and silver zigzag cans from the open right side.
- Wait for round blue pieces and striped balls to roll off naturally.
- Finish the last stationary silver can or purple block with 5 balls remaining.
Colors in this level:
Purple, Silver, Orange, Blue, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Scattering shots across both intact towers delays the useful center collapse.
- Shooting the final mast from the top leaves its lower joint and reinforced base for extra shots.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 429 (quick clues)
- Use the orange cross-braces to fold the upper towers into the open center.
- Strike the final spire low so its cap and upper blocks fall together.
- At the five-ball finish, shoot the purple block beneath the upright silver zigzag can at the far right so removing one support clears both pieces.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Twin pointed silver-and-purple towers stand around orange cross-planks, bullseye and zigzag blocks, and a reinforced bottom row of blue ringed cylinders.
- Goal
- Fold the upper castle inward, topple the surviving center spire from below, and sweep the separate blue-and-silver base with five balls remaining.
- Opening
- Loosen the upper-right purple and silver blocks, then cut the orange cross-braces to open the seam between the towers.
- Danger Zone
- The thin final spire can retain its pointed cap if attacked from the middle instead of at its lower joints.
- Mechanics
- A wide symmetrical castle becomes a single narrow mast before the reinforced blue lower course begins a separate cleanup phase.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the wide castle become a single narrow spire?
Cutting the orange cross-braces folds both pointed towers into the center — their debris merges into one thin vertical mast whose lower joints must be struck to topple the whole column at once.
How do you open the castle?
Break the upper-right brace and orange cross-planks so the right tower folds into the center seam.
Where should the final spire be hit?
Aim at its lower orange and purple joints so the pointed cap falls with the whole column.