Roundhouse Darts

Start a game

• Open the app and tap New Game.
• Pick one of the twelve games from the tile grid.
• Set the number of players — 1 to 4 for most games, 2 to 4 for Killer.
• Type each player's name. Names must be distinctive: your playing history is recorded per name on this device.
• Tap Start Game.

Score a turn

• After each player's three darts, use the entry pad at the bottom of the screen. The pad only offers darts that were possible in that round — you cannot record an impossible score.
• Missed the board with a dart? Tap Miss.
• Wrong tap? Tap the dart in the slot row to clear it and re-enter.
• Tap Confirm Turn. Nothing counts until you confirm.
• Pass the phone to the next player — the app shows whose turn it is.

Mistakes and interruptions

• Undo Last Turn (top right) deletes the most recent turn and rebuilds the score from what remains. The board never lies.
• If the app is closed mid-turn, your staged darts are still there when you reopen — resume exactly where you left off.
• One unfinished game at a time; starting a new one asks about the old one first.

Finish a game

• When the final round is confirmed, the summary screen shows the standings, the winner, and a round-by-round scorecard.
• Save and Finish records the game to your on-device history.
• Rematch starts the same game again with the same players and rules.

Your history

• Every completed game is kept on the device — scorecards, per-player percentiles, and trends over time.
• Percentiles compare you with your own past games, never with other players.
• Everything stays local. No account, no cloud, no data collection. Deleting the app deletes the record.

The twelve games in one line each

• RoundhouseDarts — nine rounds, descending. Miss the target with all three and your total is halved.
• Cricket — close 20 down to 15 plus the bull; score on segments your opponent hasn't closed.
• 501 — race to exactly zero, finish on a double.
• 301 (Double In) — nothing counts until you open with a double.
• Around the Clock — 1 to 20 then the bull, in order.
• Last Call — seven draining glasses; the bell round doubles your hit and spills your miss.
• Shanghai — single, double and triple of the target in one turn wins on the spot.
• The Gauge — scoring raises your pressure; blow the valve and lose the turn's take.
• Roundhouse — bank the lit wedge or steal from the leader as the wheel turns.
• Killer — claim a number, earn your double, take rivals' lives. 2-4 players.
• Count-Up — eight plain rounds; every dart banks its value; highest total wins.
• Baseball — nine innings plus the bull; runs are your multiplier; blank the 7th and your total is halved.

Full rules for each game live on its own page — see the games wall. Every game name above now links straight to its page.