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Exact placement, declared intentions, and a high payoff for confident calls.
Turn your dartboard into an adventure.
Throw real darts. Watch your throw take down a monster, unlock loot, or carry your party through a quest.
Play for free, no account needed.
How it works
01 Throw and register your hit
Outer bullBullseye
02 Dart quests does the rest
2 damage. Boss defeated.Cockatrice · 2 HP → 0 HP- Any ordinary dartboard
- One shared phone, tablet or laptop
- Solo, co-op or pvp
- Install to play offline
- 01
Aim at the target.
Throw at the number on screen. Or go for the bull to damage a boss.
- 02
Register what you hit.
Single, double, triple, bull or miss. Register each dart on the shared device.
- 03
See what happens.
The game handles points, abilities, boss damage and rewards. Then it’s the next player’s turn.
Make the next dart count
Hit a triple.
Choose your reward.
Hit the active target’s double or triple to unlock a chest. Spend some score to open it, then put the reward to work.
A card can widen your target. Gear can add boss damage. Your next turn starts with a different decision.
Find your playstyle
Campaign · Solo or co-op
Your route through
Moonhollow.
The campaign takes you on an adventure that is different every attempt. You will throw darts to survive challenges and try to defeat a boss every 3th level to unlock a safepoint. Can you reach the end?
- 01Enter a chapter
Each chapter get more difficult.
- 02Survive the encounters
Score above the requirement to survive.
- 03Face the boss
Make the final darts count.
Competitive · Local multiplayer
Your friends.
One board.
Unfinished business.
Take turns on changing targets. Build your score, play your cards, and fight for the final hit on the boss.
Everyone plays around the same dartboard and shares one device. The final standings show who made each throw count.
Four playstyles
Choose the hero that fits your throw
Classes change the decisions around your darts without changing the dartboard itself.
Intermediate
Steady
Consistency, forgiving aim, and reliable turns for an adaptable all-round style.
Easy
Rapid Fire
Extra darts, momentum, and recovery through volume for a fast playstyle.
Intermediate
Trickshot
Alternative routes and flexible targeting for players who enjoy tactical angles.
A closer look
This is what’s
on your screen.
Browse the Campaign, map, chest choices and match results from the playable Open Alpha.
Frequently asked questions
Ready for the throwing line?
What do I need to play Dart Quests?
A standard physical dartboard, a set of darts, and one phone or tablet. Dart Quests does not require a smart dartboard, sensors, an account, or separate player devices.
Can I play Dart Quests solo?
Yes. Campaign is a full solo darts game as well as a cooperative local adventure. Medal tiers give solo players a clear performance goal.
How does local multiplayer work?
Players share one device beside the board and take turns. Competitive supports friendly hot-seat rivalry, while Campaign can be played cooperatively.
Is Dart Quests free?
Yes. Dart Quests is free to play during its Open Alpha. The game is still evolving, so rules, balance, and presentation may continue to improve.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Open the game once, install it as a progressive web app, and it remains usable offline. Progress is saved locally in your browser.
Which devices are supported?
Dart Quests is designed tablet-first and also supports modern phones. The shared game screen works best in landscape; this marketing page works in either orientation.
What is the Pure Darts Campaign?
It keeps the Moonhollow adventure, targets, survival goals, and boss gates while removing classes, cards, gear, and loot for a simpler test of pure dart skill.
Is this online multiplayer?
No. Dart Quests is intentionally a local multiplayer darts game for people standing at the same physical dartboard.
Made around a real dartboard
Built during lunch breaks. Grown into an adventure.
Dart Quests began in early 2024 with a group of coworkers playing darts during lunch. With roughly six people and limited time, traditional one-on-one darts left too many players waiting. So we built a faster local multiplayer darts game that kept the whole group involved around one board.
We built Dart Quests for our own dartboard first. Now we are turning it into a polished game the wider darts community can enjoy.
How Dart Quests evolved
That first version became our daily game, but it exposed another familiar problem: in a regular group, the most skilled throwers soon become predictable winners. We did not want to replace skill with arbitrary luck. Instead, we introduced another kind of skill: Strategy. Cards, gear, classes, and roguelike choices create more routes to victory while accurate darts still matter most.
As the game grew, we asked why darts always had to be versus. That question became Campaign: a solo or cooperative darts adventure through Moonhollow, with handcrafted encounters, changing runs, and boss fights that can leave an entire party watching the final dart in suspense.
- 01
Keep the group throwing
A quick shared-device format made local darts work for a larger group without long one-on-one waits.
- 02
Add strategy, not random winners
Deck-building and party-game ideas widened each player's options while preserving the advantage of a better throw.
- 03
Turn rivalry into an expedition
Campaign transformed the concept into a cooperative fantasy journey that can also be played solo.
- 04
Playtest, learn, improve
The Open Alpha is already fully playable, but every real match helps us refine its balance, clarity, and content.
From the playtest table
What players say about Dart Quests
Real impressions from people playing the Open Alpha at home, at work, and around their local dartboard.
Dart Quests is a surprisingly fun new take on darts. The combination of darts and fantasy gives it a unique feel. It’s easy to pick up and stays fun again and again. Solo or with friends, it’s just a blast.
The pure darts mode is perfect for our lunch breaks.
I expected to try it briefly and was surprised by how hooked I got on clearing the Campaign. Darts training apps often felt like a drag but Dart Quests kept me throwing, and I’ve noticed my skills improve.
Two friends and I play darts at our local café every week. We were bored with the standard games, and Dart Quests has kept us hooked.
Support the art
Help us commission more handmade art
Dart Quests has taken hundreds of hours of design, development, and playtesting and art is a big part of what makes the adventure feel alive.
Some artwork in the Open Alpha is handmade. We also use AI-assisted concept and placeholder art so a small project can prototype quickly, test new ideas, and avoid spending a limited art budget on features that may still change or be removed.
Our ambition is for the full release of Dart Quests to feature 100% artwork made by human artists. If you enjoy the game for free and share that goal, an optional donation of any size can help us commission more original art. Playing, testing, and sharing Dart Quests already helps too.
Your board is ready
See what your
next dart can do.
Just press play, choose a gamemode, and take aim.