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Roundhouse Darts

Game Sports TRY 299.99
9 Oct 2026launched yesterday
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n/aApple doesn’t publish installs
WorldwideSold in 50+ App Store storefronts
2.6latest version · yesterday
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Twelve darts games. One board. No subscription. Roundhouse Darts is a scorekeeper for real darts thrown at a real board, with real people standing next to you. There is no online play and no computer opponent — just a device on the table that keeps the score honestly while you throw. Twelve games, all included • Half-It — nine rounds: 20, 19, Any Triple, 18, 17, Any Double, 16, 15, Bullseye. Miss all three darts in a round and your total is halved. • 501 — race to exactly zero, finishing on a double. • 301 — the same race, but scoring only begins once you hit a double. • Cricket — close 20 through 15 and the bull; excess marks score while an opponent is still open. • Around the Clock — every number in order, 1 to 20, then bull. • Shanghai — seven rounds, one target each. Single, double and triple of it in one turn wins outright. • Killer — claim your number, earn your double, then hunt your rivals. Last player standing. • The Gauge — bank points while keeping your pressure under the limit. Greedy darts blow the valve. • Roundhouse — bank the lit segment or steal from the leader. The wheel turns whether you are ready or not. • Last Call — score from seven draining glasses before the bell. The last round doubles, and spills what you miss. • Count-Up — eight rounds of plain counting. Highest total wins. • Baseball — nine innings on the low wedges plus the bull. Blank the seventh and your total is halved. Built for play in the room • Pass-and-play handoff so the next thrower does not see the last one's darts • Checkout suggestions in 501 and 301 — the standard route to zero, finishing double included • Every turn correctable — undo a dart, or reopen the previous confirmed turn • Per-player history and statistics, with percentiles that develop as you play • Full scorecards for every finished game, in each game's own format • House rules for bull value and inner-bull-as-double • Solo practice mode • VoiceOver support and Dynamic Type throughout Genuinely offline, genuinely private No account. No sign-in. No network code of any kind — the app cannot phone home because there is nothing in it that can. Nothing is collected, nothing is uploaded, and nothing is sold. Your history lives on your device and nowhere else. One purchase. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no advertising.Read more
Twelve darts games. One board. No subscription. Roundhouse Darts is a scorekeeper for real darts thrown at a real board, with real people standing next to you. There is no online play and no computer opponent — just a device on the table that keeps the score honestly while you throw. Twelve games, all included • Half-It — nine rounds: 20, 19, Any Triple, 18, 17, Any Double, 16, 15, Bullseye. Miss all three darts in a round and your total is halved. • 501 — race to exactly zero, finishing on a double. • 301 — the same race, but scoring only begins once you hit a double. • Cricket — close 20 through 15 and the bull; excess marks score while an opponent is still open. • Around the Clock — every number in order, 1 to 20, then bull. • Shanghai — seven rounds, one target each. Single, double and triple of it in one turn wins outright. • Killer — claim your number, earn your double, then hunt your rivals. Last player standing. • The Gauge — bank points while keeping your pressure under the limit. Greedy darts blow the valve. • Roundhouse — bank the lit segment or steal from the leader. The wheel turns whether you are ready or not. • Last Call — score from seven draining glasses before the bell. The last round doubles, and spills what you miss. • Count-Up — eight rounds of plain counting. Highest total wins. • Baseball — nine innings on the low wedges plus the bull. Blank the seventh and your total is halved. Built for play in the room • Pass-and-play handoff so the next thrower does not see the last one's darts • Checkout suggestions in 501 and 301 — the standard route to zero, finishing double included • Every turn correctable — undo a dart, or reopen the previous confirmed turn • Per-player history and statistics, with percentiles that develop as you play • Full scorecards for every finished game, in each game's own format • House rules for bull value and inner-bull-as-double • Solo practice mode • VoiceOver support and Dynamic Type throughout Genuinely offline, genuinely private No account. No sign-in. No network code of any kind — the app cannot phone home because there is nothing in it that can. Nothing is collected, nothing is uploaded, and nothing is sold. Your history lives on your device and nowhere else. One purchase. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no advertising.

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  1. Version 2.6First seen · 9 Oct 2026

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