Smash Fest! Levels 887 to 890 Strategy Guide

To clear Levels 887 through 890 in Smash Fest!, focus on precision cannon aim, structural weak points, and chain-reaction triggers to collapse target obstacles within your move limits.

Level 887: Central Tower Collapse

Level 887 features a tall central tower setup that punishes surface-level damage.

• Primary Target: Aim your cannon directly at the bottom-most tiles supporting the central stack.
• Impact Placement: Fire into the center of the base tiles to maximize splash damage across the foundational structure.
• What to Avoid: Do not spread shots across the upper blocks. Damaging the top creates uneven, unstable remnants that require extra turns to clear later.
• Physics Check: Watch how blocks settle after each shot. Destroying the foundational base forces the upper structure to fall, clearing secondary targets automatically.

Level 888: Explosive Chain Reactions

Level 888 groups targets into tight clusters surrounded by explosive canisters.

1. Locate the Anchor Cluster: Scan the board for the central obstacle cluster that connects to surrounding groups.
2. Trigger Explosives Early: Target embedded explosive canisters inside or near the anchor cluster on your first shots.
3. Clear Columns: Aim for detonations that clear full vertical columns to open clean lines of sight to remaining targets and conserve your move count.

Level 889: Outer Layer Peeling and Trapped Blocks

Level 889 uses a tight vertical board layout that can easily trap interior targets if approached recklessly.

• Peel from the Outside: Shoot peripheral outer blocks first to open direct sightlines into the central obstacles.
• Prevent Stranded Pieces: Off-center shots can leave single blocks stranded on isolated platforms at the bottom of the screen.
• Handle Trapped Blocks: If a block becomes isolated, clear nearby debris to alter the board geometry, or align a rebound shot if the surrounding angles permit.

Level 890: Board Gravity and Shot Precision

Level 890 combines structural dismantling with tight turn management.

• Initial Assessment: Evaluate the entire structure before firing your first shot. Target the specific block that triggers the largest gravity shift across the board.
• Power Management: When removing blocks hanging over edges, use light taps rather than maximum-power shots. High-power blasts scatter debris into hard-to-reach positions, whereas controlled shots drop target pieces cleanly.