Tactical Eclipse
Your target shows once, then it's gone. Throw the rest from memory: the whole point is proving your setup doesn't need a screen to hold it.
How to Play
Tactical Eclipse shows you your target once: then it vanishes, and you have to throw the rest of that visit entirely from memory. There's no scoreboard glancing back and forth to double-check where you're aiming; once the target's gone, it's just you, the board, and what you remember.
Why It Helps Your Game
A lot of players unconsciously overcorrect on their second and third darts, adjusting mid-visit in a way that actually breaks their natural mechanics. By removing the target from view, Tactical Eclipse stops that overcorrecting habit dead and forces you to trust your first read and your throwing rhythm instead: building the kind of consistent, repeatable mechanics that hold up even when you can't keep checking your aim.