TV Darts Show

Studio lights frame the board, and a live audience setting puts every throw under public view in the TV Darts Show. The match runs on a TV set, with millions watching the score chase from their screens. Standard dartboard shots share space with moving targets, marked danger zones, and a timer that cuts short slow rounds. Arcade play pushes through sixteen separate rounds with assigned objectives. Group play supports one to four people on the same device, taking shots in rotation. Rule sets in that local mode include 301, 501, 701, timed play, and Black Jack.

How to play?

Aim at the section you want to hit, then set the throw strength with the slider. Release at the chosen value, and the dart flies toward that spot. Round rules change depending on the selected mode. Arcade rounds require the listed objective for passage. Local multiplayer moves from one participant to the next until the active ruleset decides the winner.