Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 432 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 432 stacks three white-canister floors between orange beams; break the shelf ends and let whole slabs fall from the left.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 432 — Full Solution
- Break the left cap on the top orange beam.
- Let the upper-left canister group lean before striking the top beam again.
- Hit the left joint of the middle shelf to continue the same collapse lane.
- Wait while the first two floors spill off the left side.
- Break the exposed right end of the upper surviving beam.
- Drop the remaining upper-right canister cluster onto the lower floors.
- Hit the left end of the bottom orange shelf.
- Clear the compact center canisters revealed on the platform.
- Finish the last paired white canisters after the final beam slides away.
Colors in this level:
White, Silver, Orange, Red, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Hitting individual canister faces while their orange shelf is intact spends several balls on a floor that one broken joint can drop.
- Chasing a connected canister slab while it tips off the left side wastes reserve balls.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 432 (quick clues)
- Work down the left beam ends so all three floors fall toward the same open side.
- Save direct canister shots for the small clusters that remain after the shelves collapse.
- During the final cleanup, wait for the paired white canisters to separate and shoot only the one that stops on the blue platform.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Three floors of white-and-silver target canisters sit between long orange star beams with short orange end caps.
- Goal
- Open the beam ends, topple the connected floors, and clear the compact canister groups left on the platform.
- Opening
- Break the left ends of the top and middle orange shelves so the upper floors lean into one shared exit lane.
- Danger Zone
- Large canister slabs keep falling after impact, and shooting them in motion wastes the level's generous reserve.
- Mechanics
- A beam-separated slab collapse rewards breaking shelf joints instead of targeting every individual canister.
Frequently Asked Questions
How generous is the ball reserve on Level 432?
Very generous — only 12 of 23 balls are needed, so focus on clean shelf-end breaks and let whole canister slabs fall from the left without chasing them.
Why is the exposed right beam end used midway through the clear?
After the left spill, that joint drops the surviving upper-right canister cluster onto the lower floors.
Why target the orange beams instead of every canister?
Each beam binds a full floor, so breaking its joint drops several canisters together.