Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 506 Walkthrough
Strip the tiered blue droplet-block crown, then dismantle the wide orange-red star-crate frame and its stubborn right post with 25 fired balls.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 506 — Full Solution
- Shave off the upper-left blue cap, then continue into the middle droplet row instead of shooting the orange frame.
- Break the lower-right blue cluster beside the striped ball and wait for both balls and loose crown cubes to fall.
- Hit the orange horizontal beam immediately under the crown to expose the frame's three separate legs.
- Break the narrow center leg between the cyan panels, then remove the left star-crate leg.
- Open the central lower compartment by striking its orange diagonal brace and adjacent crate.
- Pause while the released blue cubes and striped balls roll across the platform.
- Finish the tall right star-crate post and cyan block at its foot; 4 balls remain.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Orange, Red, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Attacking the lower frame while the blue crown is intact leaves its central supports protected.
- Shooting a rolling striped ball wastes ammunition needed for the tall right post.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 506 (quick clues)
- Sweep the left and center of the blue crown before touching the orange-red frame.
- Wait for both striped balls to roll clear after the crown breaks.
- Reserve the last shots for the tall right star-crate post and cyan base block.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A tiered blue droplet-block crown and two striped balls sit above a broad orange-red star-crate frame standing on three legs around cyan vertical panels.
- Goal
- Drop the blue crown, open the star-crate frame through the center, and remove the last right-hand post and cyan base piece.
- Opening
- Shave the upper-left blue cap into the middle row, then break the lower-right cluster beside the striped ball before touching the orange beam.
- Danger Zone
- Do not chase the striped balls or blue cubes while they roll; the tall orange-red post on the far right needs the late shots.
- Mechanics
- A crown-first collapse exposes a three-legged crate shell that must be cleared from the center outward before a right-post cleanup.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is the lower frame still standing after the blue crown falls?
The orange horizontal beam still links three separate legs; break that beam, then the narrow center leg between the cyan panels.
What should I break first?
Start with the left and center blue droplet blocks in the tiered crown.
What is the final stubborn target?
The tall orange-red post on the far right and its nearby cyan base piece survive the longest; clearing them leaves 4 of the starting 29 balls.