To play
Darts Club distills the pub classic into a clean, competitive online experience. Step up to the oche, take aim at the board, and choose your game — a tense 301 countdown or a strategic match of Cricket. Every throw demands steadiness, and the margin between a triple twenty and a single is razor-thin.
Game Modes: 301 and Cricket
In 301, both players start at 301 points and must reach exactly zero — overshooting means your score doesn't count for that round. Cricket focuses on closing out the numbers 15 through 20 and the bullseye before your opponent does. Both modes reward different skills: 301 punishes poor arithmetic, while Cricket rewards tactical board control.
Controls and Feel
Darts Club is mouse-controlled. Click and hold to set your throwing power, then release at the right moment while keeping your aim steady on the target. A subtle wobble mechanic simulates the real-world challenge of holding a dart perfectly still. Landing on the thin outer and inner rings of each segment scores double and triple points respectively — mastering these dramatically changes the game.
Who Should Play Darts Club
Whether you're a darts enthusiast who can't make it to the pub or someone discovering the sport for the first time, Darts Club offers a faithful and accessible introduction. It's an HTML5 game that runs on both desktop and mobile browsers with no downloads required. Fans of precision sports games also enjoy Dart Wheel, Darts, and Tiny Archer.
What is the difference between 301 and Cricket in Darts Club?
In 301, players count down from 301 to exactly zero by accumulating points with each throw — overshooting resets that round. In Cricket, players must "close" numbers 15 to 20 and the bullseye by hitting each segment three times before the opponent does, while also scoring points on segments the opponent hasn't closed yet.
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