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What Daily Darts is
Daily Darts gives you a fresh target set every day: two assigned numbers plus the bull. You throw by flicking the dart upward, with faster flicks sending it higher, and you have nine darts in the daily format: three at each of the two numbers, then three at the bull. Only the target numbers score, with doubles counting twice and trebles counting three times. A single, double and treble in one visit is a Shanghai and adds 100, while three in the bull adds 50. Beyond the daily challenge, you can play 101, 201 or 301, Around the Clock, Cricket or High Score against a computer opponent or a local friend.
How to play
Press to pick up a dart, then line it up under the number you want. Flick upward and let go to throw; a faster flick sends the dart higher. On desktop you can also move the dart with Left and Right and hold Space to set throw power before releasing. For the daily, aim at today's two numbers and the bull, trying to hit singles, doubles and trebles. You can practice the daily format, play a standard match, or face a friend locally. The same flick always lands in the same place, so adjust your aim deliberately.
Tips
- Use the daily practice option to learn how the day's numbers reward doubles and trebles before you commit your nine darts.
- The same flick always lands in the same place, so once you find a throw that hits the target, repeat that exact flick for that target.
- In Around the Clock, a double or treble skips you ahead, so one well-aimed dart can count for more than a single segment.
- In 101/201/301, plan each visit so you can reach exactly zero; going past zero is a bust and that visit doesn't count.
Common questions
What is the daily format in Daily Darts?
Each day you get two assigned numbers plus the bull. You throw three darts at each of the two numbers and then three at the bull, for nine darts total. Only the target numbers score, and doubles and trebles count double or triple. New numbers appear at midnight UTC.
What is a Shanghai?
A Shanghai is a single, a double and a treble in one visit and adds an extra 100. Three darts in the bull during the bull phase adds 50 extra.
Which modes are available besides the daily challenge?
You can play 101/201/301, Around the Clock, Cricket, and High Score. In the countdown games you must reach exactly zero; going past is a bust. Around the Clock requires hitting 1 to 20 in order then the bull, with doubles and trebles skipping ahead. Cricket uses three marks to close a number or the bull, and extra marks score while your opponent's is still open. You can play against a computer (Easy, Steady or Sharp) or a friend locally.
Can I play with a friend?
Yes, Daily Darts supports a local second player, so you can challenge a friend in the standard match modes. You can also set the computer opponent's difficulty to Easy, Steady or Sharp.