Smash Champs Tips, Cheats, and Strategies

Smash Champs is an action game from Kiloo Games. In this game, you swipe at balls on-screen to “train” your animal fighter before pitting them in automatic battles against opponents. Gamezebo’s Smash Champs Tips, Cheats and Strategies will help you bring out your kung-fu animal.

• Don’t swipe the bombs during training – During training with your sensei, bombs are often mixed up in the balls he throws at you. If you swipe these bombs, they blow away all the balls on-screen, which ultimately affects your training score. Avoid them.
• Clothes grant power boosts – Coins burning a hole in your pocket? Buy yourself some fancy duds. Not only do they make your fighter look sharp, they also provide a significant power boost that can give you an edge in battle.

• There is an elemental triangle you should pay attention to – Each animal fighter subscribes to an element. Poison beats earth, earth beats fire, and fire beats poison. During a fight, the opponent wielding the superior element gets a free hit.
• Swipe all the balls on-screen to get a clear bonus – Don’t let any balls get away! Swiping all of them in a single motion grants you a clear bonus, which adds to your training point total.

• Swipe as many balls in a row as possible to get a combo bonus – Likewise, swiping as many balls as possible in a row gives you a combo bonus, which is added to your training score.
• Leave your finger on the screen when bouncing back balls – Though you may be tempted to slash at balls Fruit Ninja-style, it’s best to keep your finger on the screen and trace a path through them. Doing so makes it much easier to get your clear and combo bonuses.
• Ultimately, your training score has the largest influence on a match’s outcome – Level and elemental strength don’t matter as much as your training score. Do well with your sensei, and you’re almost sure to succeed.

Nadia Oxford

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In the early aughts, Nadia fell into writing with the grace of a brain-dead bison stumbling into a chasm. Over the years, she's written for Nerve, GamePro, 1UP.com, USGamer, Pocket Gamer, Just Labs Magazine, and many other sites and magazines of fine repute. She's currently About.com's Guide to the Nintendo 3DS at ds.about.com.