
Game objective: work your way across the dartboard, alternating your throw between its two sides and hitting the required Single sectors.
The training uses a mirrored dartboard pattern. You start at the top on 20, while the next target is on the opposite side – 3. The following targets move down one half of the dartboard and up the other.
In practice, this means constantly switching your aim between opposite areas of the dartboard instead of moving through neighbouring sectors in sequence.
In each round, you have 3 darts at the current Single target. After throwing all three darts, you move on to the next target regardless of how many hits you scored.
Scoring: each hit on the required Single scores 1 point. Hitting a Double, Treble, a different sector or missing completely scores no points.
The game primarily trains changes in throwing direction, dartboard orientation and accuracy after large shifts in aim. It forces you to keep switching between the two sides of the dartboard, preventing you from settling into a simple rhythm of consecutive sectors.
The game ends after you complete the entire sequence. The more required Singles you hit, the higher your final score will be.