Play Pro Darts Online

You pick your game mode, tweak your player's stats, then sweat over timing the power meter—miss by a hair and your dart lands in the triple 1 like a cruel joke. The AI gets ruthless fast, and passing the Game Boy to a friend turns into a tense back-and-forth.

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Game Overview

Pro Darts came out for the Game Boy Color in 2000, developed by Natsume. It was one of those simple sports titles that filled out the handheld's library, offering a straightforward take on darts without much fanfare or complexity.

You control a darts player, aiming to outscore the computer or a friend across several game modes like 301 or Cricket. The core of the game is timing a power meter: you stop a moving cursor once for aiming and again for throw strength. A slight mistiming sends your dart wildly off target, especially as the difficulty ramps up. Matches are quick, but the precision required keeps things tense, especially in two-player mode where every throw feels consequential. It captures the focus and slight frustration of real darts in a compact, portable form.