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Smash Fest Walkthrough — Detailed Guides & 100-Level Strategy Center

Welcome to the official Play Smash Fest walkthrough and strategy headquarters. Every level layout on this site is deterministic and hand-crafted: target placement, mass distributions, friction coefficients, ammunition limits, and par thresholds are derived directly from the game's physics engine data.

Rather than superficial video transcripts, our written walkthroughs provide actionable structural analysis. You will learn how to identify load-bearing pillars, trigger cascading mass transfers, wait for physics settling, and recover when debris fails to clear the table cleanly on the first shot. Detailed photo-guides are provided for foundational levels, paired with comprehensive strategic blueprints across all 10 chapters.

Complete Step-by-Step Level Breakdowns

Smash Fest Level 1 starting layout with a seven-column wall of tin cans

Smash Fest Level 1 Guide — Clear the Tin WallOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 2 starting layout with eight glass and tin targets in two rows

Smash Fest Level 2 Guide — Two-Shot Mixed Wall PlanOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 3 starting layout with a three-row pyramid of nine glass targets

Smash Fest Level 3 Guide — Glass Pyramid Side AttackOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 4 starting layout with two mixed tin and glass towers

Smash Fest Level 4 Guide — Trigger a Two-Tower CascadeOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 5 starting layout with a broad arch of glass and wood targets

Smash Fest Level 5 Guide — Remove the Glass-and-Wood Arch SupportOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 6 starting layout with fifteen tin and glass targets in a five-column wall

Smash Fest Level 6 Guide — Open the Fifteen-Target Mixed WallOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 7 starting layout with a four-row pyramid of glass and tin targets

Smash Fest Level 7 Guide — Build a Four-Row Pyramid CascadeOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 8 starting layout with a bridge of seven glass and wood targets

Smash Fest Level 8 Guide — Collapse the Glass-and-Wood BridgeOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 9 starting layout with fourteen tin and glass targets in tall tower groups

Smash Fest Level 9 Guide — Clear Both Mixed Tower SidesOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Smash Fest Level 10 starting layout with a six-column wall of 24 glass and tin targets

Smash Fest Level 10 Guide — Four-Shot Six-Column Wall FinishOriginal written guide · real game screenshotRead the English guide →

Play Smash Fest Level Guide — Chapters 1 to 10 Breakdown

Explore the complete 100-level layout specification. Each chapter introduces new structural challenges, material combinations, cannonball budgets, and target par scores.

Chapter 1: Glass Shore (Levels 1–10)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 1	Target Wall	Tin	20 balls / Par 5	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 2	Target Wall	Glass, Tin	4 balls / Par 2	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 3	Falling Pyramid	Glass	4 balls / Par 2	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 4	Split Towers	Tin, Glass	5 balls / Par 3	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 5	Support Arches	Glass, Wood	5 balls / Par 2	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 6	Target Wall	Tin, Glass	6 balls / Par 3	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 7	Falling Pyramid	Glass, Tin	6 balls / Par 3	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 8	Loaded Bridge	Glass, Wood	6 balls / Par 3	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 9	Split Towers	Tin, Glass	7 balls / Par 4	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 10	Target Wall	Glass, Tin	7 balls / Par 4	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.

Chapter 2: Timber Bay (Levels 11–20)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 11	Support Arches	Wood, Glass	7 balls / Par 3	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 12	Loaded Bridge	Wood, Tin	7 balls / Par 3	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 13	Split Towers	Wood, Glass	8 balls / Par 4	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 14	Falling Pyramid	Wood, Tin	8 balls / Par 4	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 15	Support Arches	Wood, Glass	8 balls / Par 4	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 16	Target Wall	Wood, Glass	9 balls / Par 5	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 17	Loaded Bridge	Wood, Glass	9 balls / Par 5	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 18	Split Towers	Wood, Tin	9 balls / Par 5	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 19	Support Arches	Wood, Tin	10 balls / Par 5	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 20	Loaded Bridge	Wood, Glass	10 balls / Par 6	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.

Chapter 3: Stone Breakwater (Levels 21–30)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 21	Support Arches	Stone, Glass	9 balls / Par 5	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 22	Target Wall	Stone, Glass	10 balls / Par 5	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 23	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	10 balls / Par 6	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 24	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Wood	10 balls / Par 5	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 25	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	11 balls / Par 6	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 26	Support Arches	Stone, Tin	11 balls / Par 6	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 27	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	12 balls / Par 7	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 28	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Glass	12 balls / Par 7	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 29	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Tin	12 balls / Par 7	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 30	Split Towers	Stone, Wood	13 balls / Par 8	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.

Chapter 4: Chain Reaction (Levels 31–40)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 31	Target Wall	Glass, Stone	12 balls / Par 7	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 32	Support Arches	Tin, Wood	12 balls / Par 7	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 33	Loaded Bridge	Glass, Stone	12 balls / Par 7	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 34	Falling Pyramid	Tin, Wood	13 balls / Par 8	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 35	Split Towers	Glass, Stone	13 balls / Par 8	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 36	Support Arches	Wood, Tin	13 balls / Par 8	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 37	Target Wall	Stone, Glass	14 balls / Par 9	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 38	Loaded Bridge	Wood, Stone	14 balls / Par 9	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 39	Falling Pyramid	Glass, Tin	14 balls / Par 9	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 40	Split Towers	Stone, Wood	15 balls / Par 10	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.

Chapter 5: Festival Grounds (Levels 41–50)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 41	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Glass	14 balls / Par 9	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 42	Support Arches	Wood, Stone	14 balls / Par 9	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 43	Target Wall	Glass, Stone	15 balls / Par 10	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 44	Falling Pyramid	Tin, Wood	15 balls / Par 10	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 45	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	15 balls / Par 10	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 46	Support Arches	Wood, Tin	16 balls / Par 11	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 47	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Wood	16 balls / Par 11	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 48	Target Wall	Glass, Stone	17 balls / Par 12	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 49	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	17 balls / Par 12	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 50	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	18 balls / Par 13	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.

Chapter 6: Reinforced Pier (Levels 51–60)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 51	Target Wall	Tin, Stone	19 balls / Par 14	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 52	Falling Pyramid	Wood, Stone	19 balls / Par 14	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 53	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	19 balls / Par 15	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 54	Support Arches	Wood, Stone	20 balls / Par 15	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 55	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Tin	19 balls / Par 14	Open the center lane first, then keep pressure on the shared gap.
Level 56	Target Wall	Wood, Stone	20 balls / Par 16	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 57	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Glass	21 balls / Par 16	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 58	Split Towers	Stone, Wood	21 balls / Par 16	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 59	Support Arches	Tin, Stone	20 balls / Par 16	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 60	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Wood	20 balls / Par 17	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.

Chapter 7: Counterweight Cove (Levels 61–70)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 61	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	20 balls / Par 16	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 62	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	20 balls / Par 17	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 63	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	21 balls / Par 17	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 64	Support Arches	Stone, Wood	21 balls / Par 17	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 65	Loaded Bridge	Stone, Tin	20 balls / Par 16	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 66	Target Wall	Stone, Glass	22 balls / Par 18	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 67	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Wood	22 balls / Par 18	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 68	Split Towers	Stone, Tin	23 balls / Par 19	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 69	Support Arches	Stone, Glass	22 balls / Par 18	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 70	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	23 balls / Par 19	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.

Chapter 8: Siege Shore (Levels 71–80)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 71	Target Wall	Stone, Glass	21 balls / Par 18	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 72	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Wood	21 balls / Par 18	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 73	Split Towers	Stone, Tin	22 balls / Par 19	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 74	Support Arches	Stone, Glass	21 balls / Par 18	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 75	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	23 balls / Par 20	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 76	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	22 balls / Par 19	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 77	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	23 balls / Par 20	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 78	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	24 balls / Par 21	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 79	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	23 balls / Par 20	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 80	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	24 balls / Par 21	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.

Chapter 9: Breaker Gauntlet (Levels 81–90)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 81	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	22 balls / Par 20	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 82	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	22 balls / Par 20	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 83	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	23 balls / Par 21	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 84	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	23 balls / Par 21	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 85	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	23 balls / Par 21	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 86	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	24 balls / Par 22	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 87	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	24 balls / Par 22	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 88	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Tin	24 balls / Par 22	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 89	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	25 balls / Par 23	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 90	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	25 balls / Par 23	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.

Chapter 10: Grand Finale (Levels 91–100)

Level	Pattern	Materials	Ammo / Par	Strategy Focus
Level 91	Target Wall	Stone, Glass	23 balls / Par 22	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 92	Split Towers	Stone, Wood	23 balls / Par 22	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 93	Target Wall	Stone, Tin	24 balls / Par 23	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 94	Falling Pyramid	Stone, Glass	24 balls / Par 23	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 95	Split Towers	Stone, Wood	24 balls / Par 23	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 96	Target Wall	Stone, Tin	25 balls / Par 24	Start a controlled chain reaction and let moving pieces hit the next layer.
Level 97	Split Towers	Stone, Glass	25 balls / Par 24	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.
Level 98	Target Wall	Stone, Wood	25 balls / Par 24	Work from the edge nearest the drop zone and collapse inward.
Level 99	Split Towers	Stone, Tin	26 balls / Par 25	Remove the lowest shared support and wait for gravity before cleaning up.
Level 100	Target Wall	Stone, Glass	26 balls / Par 25	Dislodge the top weight so it falls through the structure below.

How to use these walkthroughs

Play the level once before opening its guide. Notice which objects count as targets, which pieces are only supports, and where a falling object has room to travel. Then compare your observation with the structure analysis and opening plan. The step-by-step sequence gives a reliable route, but small aim changes can create different rebounds, so the final target count matters more than copying a pixel-perfect cursor position.

After each shot, pause until moving pieces have stopped. A support that appears stable may still be rotating, a glass panel may be sliding toward an edge, or a falling can may be about to strike another target. Spending the next cannonball too early can block a useful chain reaction and makes it harder to understand which shot actually solved the structure.

Read the structure before firing

Start at the bottom of the construction. Shared supports, narrow feet, bridge joints, and the lowest piece in a center stack usually control more mass than exposed decorations near the top. A low impact can remove support while preserving the cannonball's horizontal momentum, allowing one shot to affect several targets. A high impact often breaks only the object it touches and leaves the load-bearing frame intact.

Next, identify the nearest open edge. Tin, wood, and stone do not always need to break; many targets clear when they are pushed off the platform. Glass is different because it responds well to direct impact and can start a cascade. The best route therefore depends on both material and geometry rather than on material alone.

10-Chapter Progression & Strategic Doctrines

Chapter 1 (Glass Shore, Levels 1–10): Focuses on center-lane penetrations and learning displacement physics with tin and glass. Opening shots should aim low and center to fracture multiple baseline targets.

Chapter 2 (Timber Bay, Levels 11–20): Introduces load-bearing wood beams and cantilever bridges. The core doctrine is to identify shared vertical studs and use gravity to let upper targets shear downward.

Chapter 3 (Stone Breakwater, Levels 21–30): Features heavy stone blocks. Direct impact is inefficient; instead, dislodge the supporting timber underneath so stone mass turns into a secondary battering ram.

Chapter 4 (Chain Reaction, Levels 31–40): Combines fragile glass fuses with tumbling cylinders. Precision aiming triggers domino effects that collapse multi-tier structures on a tight ammunition budget.

Chapter 5 (Festival Grounds, Levels 41–50): Wide compound layouts with multiple independent towers. The optimal tactic is outward displacement toward the left and right table edges.

Chapter 6 (Reinforced Pier, Levels 51–60): Introduces reinforced interlocking foundations where ammo margins drop to 5. Every shot must fulfill dual roles: weakening a foundation and clearing debris.

Chapter 7 (Counterweight Cove, Levels 61–70): Asymmetrical balance puzzles. Shifting a high stone counterweight causes entire archways to pivot off the platform under their own gravitational torque.

Chapter 8 (Siege Shore, Levels 71–80): Fortified multi-material pyramids. Requires systematic outside-in deconstruction, peeling outer layers before targeting core supports.

Chapter 9 (Breaker Gauntlet, Levels 81–90): Extremely tight ammunition limits (margin of 2). Requires zero wasted balls, perfect aim on key structural keystones, and disciplined settling pauses.

Chapter 10 (Grand Finale, Levels 91–100): The ultimate master challenge. Level 100 features massive multi-layered stone fortresses where only single-point structural buckling can achieve par rating.

Material Physics & Collision Dynamics

Glass (Low Mass, High Fragility): Shatters instantly upon high-velocity impact or moderate kinetic compression. Ideal for opening corridors through dense formations.

Tin (Low Mass, Low Friction): Readily slides and rolls across flat surfaces. Aim shallow and low to impart horizontal velocity towards the nearest table boundary.

Wood (Medium Mass, High Friction): Provides rigid structural support. Resists lateral sliding, making direct base strikes necessary to topple upright beams.

Stone (High Mass, High Inertia): Extremely resistant to single-ball displacement. When dropped from height, its immense momentum effortlessly crushes wood and glass structures beneath.

Recovering from an imperfect collapse

Do not automatically restart when the first shot differs from the guide. Count the remaining targets and inspect their new positions. A fallen target near an edge may be easier than it was in the original structure, while an isolated target trapped behind debris may justify a reset. The alternative-route section on each guide explains how to make that decision without wasting the entire ammunition budget.

Use direct cleanup shots only after the main structure has settled. Aim through the center of an isolated target when you need a predictable result; aim low and toward the nearest edge when displacement is enough. If debris blocks the lane, a small hit on the obstruction can be more efficient than trying to force a shot through it.

Accuracy, par, and repeatable practice

Par is a practice target, not a requirement for unlocking the next level. First learn a safe clear, then replay and reduce shots by combining setup and cleanup. A repeatable opening is one you can explain: which support you chose, where the impact should travel, and what result tells you to continue or reset.

For useful practice, change one variable at a time. Move the aim slightly higher or lower while keeping the same target, then compare the collapse. Random shots create dramatic motion but teach very little. Controlled experiments reveal how the browser physics responds to leverage, impact direction, material strength, and platform edges.

Walkthrough & Strategy Questions

Why are Levels 1–10 given full step-by-step guides while Chapters 1–10 have structural overviews?

Levels 1–10 teach the fundamental physics rules, material interactions, and aim mechanics required for the entire game. The chapter breakdowns provide strategic doctrines, ammo margins, and structural weak points for all 100 levels.

Do I have to follow every shot exactly to clear a level?

No. Rigid-body physics simulations have slight variations depending on exact contact angles. Use our guides to identify the core load-bearing support, then adapt cleanup shots based on where targets settle.

How do I earn 3 stars on every level?

Three-star ratings require clearing all targets within or under the designated Par shot limit while maximizing remaining ammunition bonuses. Master the opening shot to trigger maximum chain reactions.

Are these walkthroughs verified on real browser engines?

Yes. All level parameters, ammo budgets, and screenshots are tested directly inside the Three.js and Rapier physics runtime on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox across desktop and mobile devices.