Smash Fest! level guide
Smash Fest Level 592 Walkthrough
Reduce the right taper first, then peel the taller left spine with 18 shots.
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How to Solve Smash Fest! Level 592 — Full Solution
- Fire into the upper-right shoulder to start breaking the right taper from the outside.
- Keep clipping the right lower foot so the first tower drops in layers instead of staying as one column.
- Wait for the fallen right-side chunks to clear off the tabletop.
- Shift to the exposed upper edge of the left spine and keep shaving it from right to left.
- Finish the last short left inner column and the right tabletop stub with 9 balls left.
Colors in this level:
Navy, Blue
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to split damage across both tapers from the opening.
- Dumping shots into the center seam while both towers are still full height.
Quick Tips for Smash Fest! Level 592 (quick clues)
- Collapse the right taper before sharing shots with the left.
- Use the exposed upper edge of the left spine after the right tower is gone.
- Finish the short tabletop stubs last.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two very tall dark-blue towers form a split gate on the tabletop, with both stacks flaring wider at the top and narrowing toward small lower feet.
- Goal
- Take down the right taper, then shrink the taller left spine until only short tabletop chunks remain.
- Opening
- Attack the right outer shoulder and lower right foot so that side buckles before the left tower is touched.
- Danger Zone
- Early center seam shots leave both towers standing, and switching to the left stack too soon keeps the whole board balanced.
- Mechanics
- A split-gate reduction board where the right taper is the entry lane and the taller left spine only becomes vulnerable after the first collapse.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many balls does Level 592 use?
The recorded clear spends 18 of 27 balls and keeps 9 unused.
Which tower should fall first?
The right taper should collapse first because it exposes the angle needed to peel the taller left spine.
What is the main cleanup blocker?
The last short left inner column can survive unless the right collapse has already opened the upper edge.