A darts 301 game vs the AI: three darts a visit and a two-tap aim you actually have to time. Win the best-of-three match without busting your finish.
About Dart Master
Dart Master puts a full 301 match on a proper dartboard: twenty numbered sectors in true tournament order, a triple ring, a double ring, and both bulls, all scored by exactly where your dart lands. The twist is the throw itself. A crosshair drifts around the board on its own, and a single tap locks your vertical line while kicking off a horizontal wobble that keeps shrinking, so waiting for a tighter window pays off more than mashing early. A second tap sends the dart home, with just enough natural sway that even a good read can miss a triple by a hair.
You and the AI trade three-dart visits down from 301, and going below zero busts the whole visit back to where it started, so the countdown always carries a little risk alongside the reward. The AI leans on T20 for raw scoring but shifts toward realistic finishing numbers as its total gets low, and it misses often enough to keep a leg within reach. Win two of three legs to take the match, with your legs and matches saved so a rematch always means something.
Inside Dart Master: what we checked
The numbers below come from Dart Master's own source code, and the screenshots are from our own test run of the game (20 October 2026).
- It is 301, best of 3 legs: first to bring the score to exactly zero wins the leg, and two legs win the match. Each visit is three darts.
- You do not have to finish on a double. Any dart that takes you to exactly zero wins the leg, and the only bust is going below zero, which puts your score back to where it was at the start of that visit.
- Aiming has two taps. The first stops the crosshair's height. After that a horizontal sweep begins, and the second tap throws. The sweep starts wide and narrows over about three seconds, so waiting a moment makes the throw easier.
- There is always some scatter: your darts land with an error of about 4.5% of the board radius, while the computer's is about 11.5%, so it misses more often than you do.
- Scoring is the normal board: the thin outer ring doubles, the inner ring triples, the outer bull is 25 and the bullseye 50. The Checkout panel suggests what to aim at for your remaining score.
- The computer opens by aiming for the treble 20 and switches to the exact number or the double or triple that finishes once it is within range. Your legs won and lost are kept in this browser.
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How to play Dart Master
Watch the crosshair wander the board, then tap, click, or hit Space once to lock your vertical aim and start a shrinking horizontal wobble. Tap again when the wobble lines up with your target to throw. Score down from 301 across three-dart visits, avoid dropping below zero, and win two legs before the AI does.
Controls
Mouse click or tap the board for each of the two aim taps, Space bar works as an alternate trigger, M toggles sound.
Tips & tricks
- Let the horizontal wobble shrink before your second tap — a late tap on a tight swing beats an early one on a wide swing almost every time.
- Above 60 left, just keep firing at T20; the big number clears the deficit fastest even with an occasional stray dart.
- Once you're under 170, check the Checkout line — it names the single, double, or triple that closes the leg outright.
- A visit that would take you below zero voids the whole trip back to your starting score, so ease off the throttle when you're close to the finish.
Frequently asked questions
Does Dart Master save my progress?
Partly. Dart Master keeps a running win/loss tally and your settings in this browser's local storage; there is no level progress to save. Nothing is uploaded and no account is involved — clearing your browser data is what resets it.
Is Dart Master unblocked at school or work?
Dart Master is a plain web page of about 32 KB — no plugin, no installer, no app store — so it loads on a Chromebook or a locked-down school or office laptop the same way any other page does, and the whole game arrives in one short download. Whether it opens comes down to your network's filter rather than the game itself.
Who made Dart Master?
Dart Master was built in-house by the 360 PlayZone team using open web technology (HTML5), which is why it runs instantly without any download.
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