Steady the hand, let it go

Hold to settle the wobble, watch the timing bar and release. Real board, real scoring: singles, doubles, trebles and both bulls. Play 501 against three levels of opponent, cricket, around the clock, or thirty darts for a high score.

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Genre: Sports
Controls: Touch
Mouse
Keyboard
Devices: Desktop
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Released: 2026

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Bullseye Darts

Bullseye Darts hangs a proper tournament board on the wall of a quiet pub: oiled panelling, a brass lamp throwing a hard circle of light, a shelf of half-finished pints and a chalk scoreboard beside the board where every visit gets written up. The board itself is measured the way a real one is — a thirty-four centimetre scoring bed, an eight millimetre treble ring, a twenty-five and a fifty in the middle — so a dart that lands a hair inside the wire scores what it would in a league match.

Throwing is one gesture. Press and hold and the aiming ring stops wandering and settles on the bed you want; a timing bar runs while you hold, and letting go inside the green band sends the dart where the ring is pointing. Let go early or late and the dart lands high or low, usually in the single twenty instead of the treble. Hold too long and your arm starts to shake, so the good dart is the one you take while you are still steady. Darts thud into the sisal and stand there for the rest of the visit, and every so often one catches a wire and drops out for nothing, to a groan from the corner.

Four games on the one board. 501 with a doubles-out switch, against a Pub, League or Pro arm, with the chalkboard suggesting the way out from a hundred and seventy down — T20 T19 D12 and so on — or with two players passing the darts across one screen. Cricket closes twenty down to fifteen and the bull, three marks each, points on anything your opponent has left open. Around the Clock walks you from one to twenty and then the bull, where a double jumps you two ahead and a treble three. High Score is thirty darts and nothing else: score as heavily as you can and see the number stick. Best scores, your best checkout and your wins are kept in the browser. It fits a phone held upright and a wide screen alike, works on touch, mouse and keyboard, P pauses and M mutes.

Tips for Bullseye Darts

Every throw is a balance between holding and letting go. Hold just long enough for the aiming ring to settle on the bed you want, then release inside the green band on the timing bar. Let go early or late and the dart drifts high or low, and hold too long and your arm starts to shake, so do not wait for a perfect moment that never comes.

In 501, treble twenty is the big target, but a mistimed dart there usually lands in the single twenty, so it is not a disaster. When you get down to a finish, follow the checkout route chalked on the board, and remember that with doubles out switched on you must finish on a double. In Cricket, close the numbers your opponent is scoring on before you chase points of your own. Around the Clock rewards doubles and trebles by jumping you ahead. Try High Score first to get used to the timing, then play 501 against the Pub arm before moving up to League and Pro.

How to play Bullseye Darts

Bullseye Darts uses one gesture for every throw. Press and hold anywhere on the screen, or hold Space or the mouse, and the wandering aiming ring settles. Drag, or nudge it with the arrow keys, to put it on the bed you want. While you hold, a timing bar runs; let go inside its green band and the dart flies to where the ring points. An early or late release lands high or low, and holding too long makes your arm shake. Now and then a dart catches a wire and drops out for nothing.

The board scores as a real one does: the number of the segment, double in the outer ring, treble in the inner ring, 25 for the outer bull and 50 for the bullseye. In 501 you count down from 501, and with doubles out switched on the dart that reaches exactly zero must land in a double; the chalkboard suggests a route out from 170 down. Cricket uses the numbers twenty down to fifteen and the bull: three marks close a number, and you score points on numbers your opponent has left open. Around the Clock takes you from one to twenty and then the bull, and High Score is thirty darts for the biggest total. P pauses and M mutes.

About Bullseye Darts

Darts began as a pub game and grew into a sport with its own leagues and televised tournaments, and 501 with a double to finish is the format most people know. Bullseye Darts, made by Kiloo, hangs a board measured like a tournament one on the wall of a quiet pub, with oiled panelling, a brass lamp throwing a circle of light and a chalk scoreboard where every visit is written up, so a dart a hair inside the wire scores what it would in a league match.

Four games share the board, and each asks something different. 501 is the long contest, with the chalked checkout routes to help you learn your finishes; Cricket is the tactical one, about which numbers to close first; Around the Clock works as a warm-up; and High Score needs nothing but heavy scoring. You can play 501 against a Pub, League or Pro opponent or pass the darts to a friend on one screen, and your best scores, best checkout and wins are kept in your browser.

Frequently asked questions

Is Bullseye Darts free to play?

Yes. Bullseye Darts is free to play in your browser on Kiloo, with nothing to download and no account to create. Your best scores, your best checkout and your wins are kept in the browser you play in.

Can I play Bullseye Darts on my phone?

Yes. It fits a phone held upright. Press and hold anywhere to steady the aim, drag to adjust it and lift your finger to throw. On a computer you hold Space or the mouse, nudge the aim with the arrow keys and let go to throw.

Can two people play Bullseye Darts together?

Yes. In 501 two players can pass the darts across one screen and take turns at the board. On your own, you play 501 against a Pub, League or Pro opponent, or try Cricket, Around the Clock and High Score.

How does High Score mode work in Bullseye Darts?

High Score gives you thirty darts and nothing else to think about. Score as heavily as you can with them, and your best total is kept in your browser so you have a number to beat next time.

What are the rules of 501 in Bullseye Darts?

Each player starts on 501 and takes off what every visit scores. With doubles out switched on, the last dart must land in a double that brings the score to exactly zero. The chalkboard beside the board suggests a checkout route from 170 down.

How does Cricket work in Bullseye Darts?

Cricket in Bullseye Darts uses only twenty down to fifteen and the bull. Three marks on a number close it; a double counts as two marks and a treble as three. Once a number is yours, you score points on it for as long as your opponent has left it open.