Dartful Party — in the app now
Several games.
One title.
Dartful Party is a local multi‑game darts championship for 2–8 players using one standard dartboard and one shared device. Players compete across 3, 5 or 7 different games, earn championship points based on finishing position, and build persistent Party records over time.
Standings update as the night goes, somebody walks away as champion, and the whole thing gets written into your group's records — whether they deserve it or not.
Setting up a party
Choose a length
Quick is 3 games, Classic is 5, and Epic is 7. A Quick fits a single round of drinks; an Epic is a commitment.
Add 2–8 players
Everyone plays off one shared screen, and saved players carry their own profile and stats.
Build the lineup
Seventeen competitive modes are eligible for the lineup, with co‑op games still available separately. Pick them yourself or hit Surprise Me for a balanced mix. See the full lineup.
Set the rules
Every game in the party can be customised before it starts. House rules officially recognised.
How the scoring works
Each eligible competitive mode awards championship points based on finishing position, and those points carry across the whole party. Standings update between every game, with commentary on who's climbing and who's quietly falling apart. Before the last game, Dartful lays out the key title scenarios — what the players still in contention need — so the final round actually means something.
Because points come from placings, only modes with individual finishing positions can appear in a championship — which is why co‑op games sit outside it. It also keeps a party competitive across wildly different games.
Example standings — after game 4 of 5
Final game: Daveo takes it with a second or better. Shaz needs the win and Mick outside the top three.
Awards, and a card to send round
Six end‑of‑night awards
Hot Hand, Sharpshooter, Assassin, Comeback and Bullseye Royalty for the throwing that deserved it — and the Wooden Spoon for the throwing that didn't.
Shareable result card
Final standings and awards on one card, ready for the group chat. Evidence, essentially.
A champion on record
The winner becomes the defending champion until the next party takes it off them.
Party history & records
Nothing ends when the night does. Every party is saved to your group's records — titles, podium finishes, total championship points, win streaks and the current defending champion — on top of the saved player profiles, match history and head‑to‑head records Dartful already keeps.
Example group record — illustrative figures
12
parties played by this group
3
party win streak, current best
8–3
head‑to‑head, Daveo v Daz
412
championship points banked
Dartful Party questions
How long is a party?
Quick is 3 games, Classic is 5, and Epic is 7 — so it fits the night you've got rather than the other way round.
Which modes are eligible?
Seventeen competitive modes are eligible for the lineup, with co‑op games still available separately — they have no individual finishing positions, so they can't award championship points. See the full lineup.
How many players?
Two to eight on one shared screen. No account, no internet, no electronic board. Most modes work from two players up — a few, like Checkout Horse, need at least three.
Is the history saved?
Yes — titles, podiums, points, streaks, the defending champion, an all‑time leaderboard and head‑to‑head records between saved players. More on history and rivalries.
Can I share the result?
Every party ends with a shareable result card of the final standings and awards.
What does it cost?
Free to download with three games a day. Unlimited play and Dartful Party are $9.99 a year, with no ads or other purchases.
Start a party. Settle it properly.
Free on the App Store and Google Play, with three games a day included. Dartful Party is in the app right now.