Serve into a play area, rally on the number you hit, then fight through deuce on the bullseye. Full tennis scoring — games, sets and the match — played entirely on the dartboard.
Nine innings, nine targets — inning 1 aims at the 1, inning 9 aims at the 9. Singles score a run, doubles two, trebles three. Highest score after 9 wins. Solo vs a scaling AI or pass-and-play with a friend.
A real frame of snooker played on a dartboard — reds, colours in sequence, breaks and a full clearance to the black. Ten or fifteen reds, solo against your own high break or head-to-head on one phone.
Black or white, potted the same way — clear your ten numbers, then sink the bull to win the leg. Keep throwing while you keep hitting; miss and it's your opponent's turn. Best of three, five or seven legs.
Three quick rounds fill your net — eight paying numbers, six darts of scoring, then a sector board. Then you choose: bank it, or throw for a target in nine, seven or five darts, with the payout climbing as the darts fall.
Every dart that lands on the round's target number uncovers something — chests and diamonds that score, bullion that doubles your total, or skulls and grenades that take it away. Rounds 3, 6 and 9 double every effect; rounds 4, 7 and 10 invert them.
A casino darts game scored on one phone. Spin the wheel for your target, hit it with three darts, and build the biggest bankroll over seven rounds — full rules included.
Up to thirty entrants walk to the oche one by one — winner stays on, a fresh challenger every match. Survive the whole field and the crown is yours.
Everyone plays everyone. Two points a win, the table settled on leg difference. Pass the phone between up to six of you, or take on a full field of AI whose own fixtures play out alongside yours.
The definitive pub game, scored on one phone. Claim a number, double in to become a killer, take your mates' lives — full rules included.
Race to 101, 201, 301 or 501 — no double needed, just land exactly on the target. Land on your opponent's score instead and you send them straight back to zero.
Nine squares, nine numbers — hit yours to claim it, block your opponent's to stop them. Solo against a scaling AI or pass-and-play with a friend.
Race around the board from 1 to the bull, then your own 501 leg starts on the spot. Every number you miss knocks points off your opponent's 501, or off your own in the Easier option. Play a friend or the computer.
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Every game on this page was invented at Dart Starter and built for playing together on one phone. Snooker Darts and Pool Darts bring a full frame of snooker and a leg of UK pool onto your own dartboard, reds and colours or numbers and the bull, exactly as they're played on the table. Darts Tennis scores a full match — games, sets and the decider on the bull — entirely on the dartboard. Baseball Darts runs nine innings, nine targets, solo against a scaling AI or pass-and-play with a friend.
There is a gameshow in here too — Big Fish gives everyone three rounds to fill a net and then makes you choose between banking it and throwing for the big fish. Treasure Hunt hides chests, diamonds, skulls and grenades behind the target number for up to four players. Roulette Rush turns the board into a casino for up to six, spinning the wheel for your target before you throw. And Royal Rumble throws up to thirty entrants into a winner-stays-on gauntlet, a fresh challenger every match.
Four pub-game classics live here too. Killer turns your own double into a life and everyone else's number into a target. Round Robin is a proper mini-league on one phone — up to six of you, two points for a win. Gotcha! races you to a target with no double needed, but land on your opponent's score and you send them back to zero. And Tic-Tac-Toe Darts puts noughts and crosses on the board. Newest of all, Clockwork Countdown is a race round the board that turns into a 501 leg the moment you hit the bull.
Playing on your own? The single-player originals — Vault Breaker, Tactical Eclipse, The Clean Sweep and more — live on Dart Starter Originals. The classics all live on the Standard Games page — and the big career-length experiences, Pub League and Tour Mode, have homes of their own.