Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 494 Walkthrough
Open the cyan roof and top beam of the rocket castle, wait for the white-and-red cylinder wall to compress, then clear the exposed platform groups.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 494 — Full Solution
- Strike the upper cyan roof blocks and let the cyan pieces slide over the rocket caps.
- Break the exposed red-orange top beam, then wait for the roof layer to stop moving.
- Hit the upper-right support so the packed white-and-red cylinder row compresses and falls inward.
- Clear the stationary rocket cylinders in the remaining left cluster, pausing whenever the group shifts.
- Shoot the exposed blue/red round pieces and the final cylinder group along the platform.
- Wait until the platform is empty and the Smash Fest completion screen appears.
Colors in this level:
Red, Orange, Cyan, White, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not repeatedly shoot the rocket row while the cyan roof is still sliding; its support state is changing.
- Do not fire at a moving cylinder or round piece when a stationary rocket support is visible.
- Do not stop after the castle silhouette disappears; the isolated right-side pieces still count.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 494 (quick clues)
- Open the upper cyan roof before spending shots on the dense rocket-cylinder row.
- Wait after the top beam breaks because the cyan pieces slide across the cylinder caps.
- Clean the stationary rocket groups first and leave rolling blue/red pieces until the platform is exposed.
Board notes 2 details
- Layout
- A crowded castle stack of white rocket-shaped cylinders with red bands stands on a blue platform. Cyan blocks form the upper roof and brace, with a red-orange star beam across the top and small blue/red round pieces on the right.
- Goal
- Remove every rocket cylinder, cyan block, red-orange star beam, and blue/red round piece so the platform is empty.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should I hit first on Level 494?
Open the upper cyan roof blocks, then break the red-orange beam that becomes exposed above the rocket cylinders.
When should I wait?
Wait after the cyan roof and top beam move, and again after the upper-right support breaks so the cylinder row settles.
Why does the cylinder wall compress on its own after the roof is removed?
The cyan roof and red-orange beam brace the rocket cylinders in place — once both are gone, the upper-right support has nothing to hold it and the packed white-and-red wall falls inward under its own weight.