Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 495 Walkthrough
Split the rocket castle through its lower supports, wait for the wall to separate into columns, then clear the exposed star-block piles and final left remnant.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 495 — Full Solution
- Strike the lower-left/left-center support beneath the first rocket columns.
- Hit the adjacent central support and wait for the castle wall to split and settle.
- Clear the exposed center star-block columns while the right tower remains visible.
- Break the remaining right-side star blocks and let the loose cylinders roll off the platform.
- Work through the small left stack and isolated star blocks one at a time.
- Use the final shots on the last visible star block, then wait for the platform to empty.
Colors in this level:
Red, Orange, White, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not attack the upper star columns before the lower supports are broken; the cylinders keep them braced.
- Do not fire at the striped ball or a rolling cylinder when a stationary star block is exposed.
- Do not stop when the main wall falls; the separated left pile and isolated blocks remain on the platform.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 495 (quick clues)
- Break the lower-left and left-center supports to split the castle before cleaning its star columns.
- Pause after the wall opens so the rocket cylinders roll away and expose stationary targets.
- Finish the small left stack and isolated star blocks after the right tower has been dismantled.
Board notes 2 details
- Layout
- A tall wall of white rocket cylinders with red bands and red-orange star blocks fills the blue platform. Star blocks form vertical columns between the cylinders, with a separate right-side tower after the center opens.
- Goal
- Remove the complete rocket-and-star castle, including the separated star piles, loose cylinders, and final isolated blocks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the opening on Level 495?
Break the lower-left and adjacent left-center supports so the rocket wall separates into smaller columns.
Why wait after the first collapse?
The cylinders and star blocks bounce across the platform; waiting reveals which star columns are stationary and exposed.
Is Level 495 tight on ammo?
Moderately — the walkthrough uses 16 of 20 balls, leaving 4 remaining. Waiting after each collapse prevents wasted shots on moving columns.