Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 465 Walkthrough
Smash Fest Level 465 builds a cyan-and-gold mosaic around a hanging red-and-yellow post; break the lower edge, then let the long yellow beam swing down and clear the survivors.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 465 — Full Solution
- Hit the lower-left cyan edge of the mosaic to open the square wall at its base.
- Strike the adjoining lower orange star blocks so the front grid begins shedding.
- Continue through the exposed lower middle and right supports, then wait for the first groups to separate.
- Let the red-and-yellow post and long yellow beam pivot down from their upright position.
- Break the cyan blocks still carrying the remaining side of the mosaic and let the wall fold into a low cluster.
- Remove the orange star blocks around the diagonal beam, pausing while the beam and loose pieces slide.
- Sweep the exposed cyan and orange survivors from the low cluster and check behind the beam for a short upright block.
- Clear the final star-marked piece and let the yellow beam fall away with the last debris.
Colors in this level:
Cyan, Blue, Orange, Gold, Red, Yellow
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shooting the top row first removes surface blocks but leaves the cyan-and-orange mosaic supported below.
- Firing into the red-and-yellow post or yellow beam while it is swinging can spend a ball on a moving obstacle.
- Stopping when the wall folds leaves a short cyan or orange block hidden beside the beam on the platform.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 465 (quick clues)
- Open the lower-left cyan and orange edge before touching the top row or hanging post.
- Wait for the red-and-yellow post and long beam to complete each swing before firing again.
- Check behind the beam for short cyan or orange survivors after the wall has folded.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A broad square wall combines orange gold-star blocks with bright cyan blocks, a central red-and-yellow hanging post, and a long yellow beam held upright through the mosaic.
- Goal
- Break the lower mosaic supports, clear the separated cyan and star blocks from the blue platform, and let the yellow beam swing away with the final debris.
- Opening
- Hit the lower-left cyan edge first, then the adjoining lower orange star blocks so the packed wall loses its bottom support.
- Danger Zone
- Shooting the top row or the moving yellow beam too early leaves the square wall supported and wastes balls while the post and loose blocks are still swinging.
- Mechanics
- A hanging-beam collapse turns a rigid cyan-and-gold mosaic into a low cleanup pile as the central yellow beam pivots from upright to diagonal.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the hanging yellow beam affect the collapse?
The beam pivots from upright to diagonal as the mosaic falls, sweeping cyan and gold blocks with it; waiting for each swing prevents wasted shots on moving debris.
Where should the opening shot land?
Hit the lower-left cyan edge, then the adjacent lower orange star blocks to break the mosaic base.
What should happen to the long yellow beam?
Let it pivot from upright to diagonal and fall clear with the final debris instead of chasing it during the main collapse.