Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 577 Walkthrough
Break the three upper towers of this silver-blue wall, then flatten the long lower band with 9 of the available 24 balls.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 577 — Full Solution
- Crack the upper-left tower to start the first roof collapse.
- Shift to the upper-right tower and peel away the matching side slab.
- Shoot through the remaining top-center tower so the whole roofline loses its height advantage.
- Pause while the broken top slabs fall and expose the long lower wall.
- Flatten the newly exposed lower row from the center toward the right, then finish the surviving left section.
- Use the last cleanup shots on the short side stacks and isolated base bricks after the roof rubble stops bouncing; leave 15 balls.
Colors in this level:
Blue, Gray, White, Silver, Red
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Shaving the lower row before the upper towers have fallen.
- Firing at moving roof rubble instead of waiting for the base to become fully exposed.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 577 (quick clues)
- Spend the opening balls on the top towers, not the bottom row.
- Wait for the heavy roof slabs to land before starting base cleanup.
- Treat the long lower wall as a second phase after the roof is gone.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- A broad silver-blue wall fills the platform, with three tall upper towers above a dense lower band of icy blue bricks and heavier side slabs.
- Goal
- Collapse the roof towers first, then clean up the long lower row and short surviving side stacks.
- Opening
- Crack the upper-left and upper-right towers before shooting the lower wall.
- Danger Zone
- The lower band wastes ammo while the tall roof slabs still stand over it, so do not start grinding the base too early.
- Mechanics
- A roof-to-floor attrition board where the upper towers act as armor for the long lower wall.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many balls are used on Level 577?
The clear fires 9 of 24 balls and leaves 15 in reserve.
Which part of the wall should fall first?
The three upper towers should be broken first so the heavy roof stops shielding the base.
Why does the lower band feel expensive at the start?
Because the tall roof slabs still absorb and deflect shots until they have already collapsed.