How many balls does the Level 586 clear use?

The recorded clear uses 22 of 32 balls and leaves 10 remaining.

Where should the first shots go on Level 586?

Aim through the upper center seam under the loose cyan roof cubes so the orange bridge breaks first.

The late survivor is usually a low blue stack with one purple cup and the tiny striped round piece still sitting on the platform.

Smash Fest! level guide

hard Target: 22 moves 5 colors

Break the upper bridge, peel the right shelf, and split the twin blue towers in 22 shots.

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Shoot through the upper center seam under the loose cyan roof cubes to crack the orange bridge.
Repeat into that seam until the roof cubes and a long orange plank drop into the right half.
Shift to the upper-right shelf and remove the exposed orange brace so the right magenta-and-blue stack folds inward.
Let the fall settle, then break the narrow orange center spine and the magenta row that still links the two lower blue towers.
Clear the left low stack of blue blocks and the short middle strip while the right-side debris keeps sliding away.
Finish the last base cubes, the surviving purple cup, and the tiny striped round piece on the platform; leave 10 balls.

Colors in this level:

Orange, Cyan, Blue, Purple, Magenta

Hammering the lower blue towers before the roof bridge has opened.
Spending cleanup shots on the tiny round floor debris while the low wall is still standing.

Open the upper center bridge first so the roof cubes fall into the right half.
Use the opened top lane to peel the upper-right shelf before attacking the linked lower towers.
Leave the tiny striped round piece for last after the low wall is already unstable.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A symmetric orange frame holds four loose cyan roof cubes above two blue drum rollers, a magenta cup row, twin blue block towers, and a full blue base split by a narrow orange center spine.
Goal: Drop the roof into the right half, break the spine linking the two lower towers, and clean the late low stack with its last purple cup and tiny striped round piece.
Opening: Shoot the upper center seam under the loose roof cubes before touching the lower blue towers.
Danger Zone: Bottom shots barely help while the roof bridge and center spine are still intact, and chasing the tiny round floor debris too early wastes ammo.
Mechanics: A roof-break twin-tower collapse where the upper bridge opens the board and the center spine has to be split before the lower stacks can finish.

How many balls does the Level 586 clear use?
The recorded clear uses 22 of 32 balls and leaves 10 remaining.
Where should the first shots go on Level 586?
Aim through the upper center seam under the loose cyan roof cubes so the orange bridge breaks first.
What survives late if the collapse stalls?
The late survivor is usually a low blue stack with one purple cup and the tiny striped round piece still sitting on the platform.