Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 436 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 436 balances blue cylinders and silver cans over tall orange-and-purple panels; open the upper right, drop the crown, and finish in 25 shots.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 436 — Full Solution
- Hit the exposed bullseye and blue cylinders at the upper-right corner.
- Continue through the right silver tier until the roof rail falls outward.
- Pause while striped balls and ringed cylinders roll off the platform.
- Break the remaining central blue stack and the short silver tower on its left.
- Attack the rightmost lower panel where it meets the top crossbar.
- Work right to left through the tall orange-and-purple panels.
- Clear low bullseye cans and blue cylinders that remain along the platform.
- Finish the last stationary panel fragment with 3 balls remaining.
Colors in this level:
Orange, Purple, Blue, Silver, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Starting on the rigid base leaves the crowded crown balanced above it.
- Chasing rolling round pieces spends the cushion needed for a final tall panel.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 436 (quick clues)
- Open the upper-right tier before touching the tall base panels.
- Wait for every striped ball and ringed cylinder to stop or fall before firing again.
- At four balls, leave the lone bullseye can on the far left rolling and spend the shot on the upright panel fragment near the right side.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A loose crown of blue ringed cylinders, silver cans, bullseye pieces, striped balls, and a roof rail rests above alternating orange star panels and narrow purple slabs.
- Goal
- Collapse the upper crown, tip the rigid lower panels, and clear the last round pieces while keeping three balls.
- Opening
- Strike the exposed bullseye and blue cylinders on the upper-right to release that side and the roof rail.
- Danger Zone
- Round cylinders and striped balls keep rolling after each collapse and can clear themselves if given time.
- Mechanics
- The board switches from a gravity-driven round-piece crown to a joint-based vertical-panel cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does Level 436 split into two different cleanup styles?
The loose crown is all round pieces (blue cylinders, silver cans, striped balls) that roll away on their own, while the rigid lower section is flat orange-and-purple panels that must be toppled at their joints — two distinct demolition approaches on a single board.
Where should the opening shots go?
Target the upper-right bullseye and blue cylinder cluster to release the crown.
Why pause after the upper collapse?
The round pieces travel for a long time and many leave the platform without another shot.