Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 510 Walkthrough
Strip the orange roof, open the right side of the two-pedestal gray fortress, and finish the left tower with 28 fired balls.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 510 — Full Solution
- Break the two orange roof crates above the left cone spikes, then move into the center roof pair.
- Remove the upper-right roof crate to expose the long gray beam slanting down toward the center.
- Hit that slanted beam and wait for roof debris, gray balls, and cone spikes to fall between the pedestals.
- Break the upper-right gray post to open the side of the three stacked cyan cylinders.
- Clear the two orange floor crates over the right pedestal and let the cyan cylinders slide out.
- Remove the short right gray post, then wait until the cylinders finish rolling off the platform.
- Work down the tall left gray tower and break its two orange star-crate feet.
- Remove the final low gray block and orange crate between the pedestals; 2 balls remain.
Colors in this level:
Gray, Orange, Red, White, Cyan
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Attacking the cyan center before the orange roof and right wall open wastes shots on the shell.
- Shooting a rolling cyan cylinder leaves too little ammunition for the tall left gray tower.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 510 (quick clues)
- Clear the orange roof before attacking the gray wall around the cyan cylinders.
- Pause while cone spikes, gray beams, and cyan cylinders cross the pedestal gap.
- Reserve the final shots for the tall left gray stack and its two orange feet.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A gray fortress spans two pedestal cannons, with orange star crates on the roof and floor, red-and-white cone spikes, and three cyan cylinders locked inside.
- Goal
- Remove the roof, free the cyan cylinders through the right wall, then clear both pedestal bases and the tall left gray tower.
- Opening
- Break the orange roof crates from the upper left toward the center before hitting the exposed upper-right gray beam.
- Danger Zone
- Falling gray beams and cone spikes fill the gap between pedestals, and rolling cyan cylinders should not consume the finishing shots reserved for the left tower.
- Mechanics
- A bridge-like shell over two pedestals creates separate roof, right-base, and left-tower demolition phases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do the cyan cylinders stay boxed in after the roof falls?
The upper-right gray post still closes their exit; break that post, then remove the two orange floor crates over the right pedestal.
Why remove the roof first?
The orange roof crates brace the upper gray beams and cone spikes above the cyan center.
Which section should be saved for last?
Finish on the tall left gray stack and the two orange star-crate feet beneath it.