Smash Fest! Levels 905 to 907 Destruction Guide

To clear levels 905 through 907 in Smash Fest!, focus on destroying load-bearing corner supports and vertical columns rather than firing into structure centers. Stripping exterior base layers and utilizing offset firing angles destabilizes towers, allowing gravity and falling debris to complete the demolition with minimal shots.

Level 905: Base Support Removal

Level 905 features a tall structure that collapses most efficiently when stripped from the outside in. Aiming directly into the middle of the structure wastes shots on non-vital core blocks while leaving structural framework intact.

Target corner blocks: Direct initial cannon fire at the lowest corner blocks of the outer shell. Removing these corner supports removes stability, causing the upper sections to tilt.
Expose the core: Stripping the base layer creates a chain reaction across lower blocks, clearing wide areas without requiring direct shots inside the center.
Follow the lean: If the structure tilts after losing a corner, fire at the side carrying the extra weight to trigger a total collapse.

Level 906: Column Targeting and Side-Swipes

Level 906 presents a densely grouped layout where direct center hits fail to knock down the tower. Instead of penetrating the middle, shift your aim slightly to destabilize the construction.

Apply the side-swipe shot: Offset your aim slightly from the absolute center. A near-center impact clips multiple adjacent blocks simultaneously, tilting the structure instead of punching a harmless hole through it.
Isolate vertical columns: If the tower remains standing after your first shot, identify the vertical columns supporting the remaining top-heavy sections.
Focus precision over force: Target single load-bearing columns directly. One precision strike on an active support column produces greater collapse than multiple hits to central block clusters.

Level 907: Overhangs and Debris Management

Level 907 relies on using falling structural pieces to clear adjacent targets and lower rows.

Priority Target	Action	Result
Structural overhangs	Target extended blocks outside the main tower footprint first.	Easily dislodges floating pieces to start top-down collapses.
Settling debris	Pause briefly between shots after a major hit.	Allows secondary physics tremors to knock over loose blocks without spending extra ammo.
Tilted base rows	Fire at the bottom row in the direction the structure is leaning.	Accelerates collapse by removing the remaining load support under gravity.

Handling Ricochets and Sightline Blockers

Dense block arrangements across these levels present specific mechanical limitations:

Surface ricochets: If cannon shots bounce off tightly packed blocks without dealing damage, adjust your firing angle slightly. Shifting the point of impact prevents ricochets and forces energy into the block structure.
Blocked sightlines: High-reward base shots carry a strict margin for error. If debris or forward blocks obscure your line of sight to a load-bearing column, spend one shot to clear the obstacle before targeting the main support.