Darts
Aim for trebles and the bullseye in a nine-dart challenge on a realistic dartboard.
How to use: Move the aim with your finger, mouse or arrow keys and release (or press Space) to throw. Nine darts per game.
How to play Darts
Darts gives you nine darts, thrown in three rounds of three, at a full dartboard. Your goal is the highest possible total. The board is numbered 1 to 20 around the edge. The thin outer ring doubles a number, the thin inner ring trebles it, the green outer bull is worth 25 and the red bullseye is worth 50. The highest single throw is treble 20, worth 60.
Move your aim over the board with the mouse, by dragging your finger, or with the arrow keys. Like a real hand, the aim drifts slightly in a gentle loop, so watch it and release the mouse or finger, or press Space, at the right moment. On touch screens the aim sits a little above your finger so you can see it.
Choose Steady, Normal or Shaky to change how much the aim drifts. Each throw shows its score, and the list under the board keeps a record of all your throws. A perfect game of nine treble 20s would score 540.
Beginners often score more by aiming at the bullseye or the big singles than by chasing trebles. Once your timing improves, go for treble 20 or treble 19.
Frequently asked questions
How many darts do I get?
Nine darts, in three rounds of three.
What is the highest score per dart?
Treble 20, worth 60 points. The bullseye is worth 50.
Why does my aim move?
The drift imitates a real hand. Choose Steady for less movement or Shaky for a challenge.