Smash Fest! Level 39 Walkthrough & Solution
Level 39: Three crate rows sit on several tin shelves, which in turn rest on two extra-wide metal slabs at the bottom. Push the outside end of one bottom metal slab toward its nearest edge.
Walkthrough clip by Rock Gaming Channel on YouTube (watch Level 39 on YouTube), embedded here as an unofficial fan guide.
How to Solve Smash Fest Level 39
Three crate rows sit on several tin shelves, which in turn rest on two extra-wide metal slabs at the bottom.
- Push the outside end of one bottom metal slab toward its nearest edge.
- As that slab moves, the tin shelves and crate rows above it settle into a steep lean.
- Hit the exposed end of the second bottom slab so the remaining half follows.
- Clear any short crate stack that lands between the two former slab positions.
Common mistakes and how to recover
- Do not begin with the top crates; the two giant base slabs are carrying the whole upper wall. Why it fails: this works against the board’s intended release sequence and leaves the useful fall lane closed. Recover by returning to the planned opening: Push the outside end of one bottom metal slab toward its nearest edge. As that slab moves, the tin shelves and crate rows above it settle into a steep lean.
- Firing the next cannonball before the opening collapse has settled. After “Push the outside end of one bottom metal slab toward its nearest edge.” pause and watch the loose pieces: they may keep sliding toward an edge, and an early cleanup shot can waste a ball or interrupt the fall lane created by the first hit.
Quick tips
- The bottom slabs are wide but can be levered from their outside ends.
- Let the first half lean before moving the second slab, or the whole stack may settle flat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where should you aim first in Smash Fest Level 39?
Push the outside end of one bottom metal slab toward its nearest edge. As that slab moves, the tin shelves and crate rows above it settle into a steep lean.
Is there a video walkthrough for Smash Fest Level 39?
Yes. The dedicated Level 39 mobile gameplay clip from Rock Gaming Channel is embedded near the top of this guide. It shows the actual board and winning sequence, while the written solution turns that same route into four short steps you can follow without repeatedly pausing the video. Before firing, compare the opening frame with this layout: Three crate rows sit on several tin shelves, which in turn rest on two extra-wide metal slabs at the bottom. That visual check confirms that you are using the guide for the right mobile board.
Can I practice Smash Fest Level 39 in my browser?
You can use the “Practice free in your browser” button to work on aiming, support shots, fall lanes and cleanup timing in the fan-made browser edition. Its 50 original layouts are separate from the 100 mobile levels, so it is useful for practicing the demolition mechanics rather than replaying this exact mobile board. For the exact mobile route, return to the embedded video and begin with this verified opening: Push the outside end of one bottom metal slab toward its nearest edge.