Real Darts

Across the dartboard, quick matches pit one side against the computer or a second player sharing the same screen. In Real Darts, match rules shift between 301, 501, and a timed session, with several difficulty settings changing the payout after a win. The 301 round races to that total before the computer does. The 501 match uses the higher target. Three darts leave one hand before the other side takes its three. Two-player play sticks to the 301 rule set.

How to play?

Pull back to line up the throw, then release with a fast motion to send the dart into the board at the force you want. A selected mode sets the point target or the timer. Before a round, place a bet if you want. A loss removes that wager. Wins pay coins, and greater difficulty awards more cash.