Darts With Mates

Your pub. Your mates. One more round. Darts With Mates is a 1–4 player first-person darts party game built for nights with friends. Host a private pub night, throw every dart yourself, go head-to-head in 501 or High Score, or team up for 2v2. Between throws, you're free to roam the pub, grab a drink, change the music and watch your mates either hit the double — or miss spectacularly. - 1–4 players - Private online matches with Steam friends - 1v1 and 2v2 team play - Single-player against pub regulars - 501 with double-out and High Score - Physics-based first-person dart throwing - Character customization - A lively pub to explore between turns - Optional drinking — staying sober is always an option Throw every dart yourself Line up the dart, draw back, flick forward and let go. Timing and movement matter, from your first single to the double you need to win. Every dart is yours to throw. Settle it at the board Count down from 501 with a double-out finish, or chase the highest total in High Score. Play solo against the house regulars or invite up to three Steam friends into your pub. Compete head-to-head, play with up to four players, or split into teams for 2v2. Players waiting for their turn are free to roam the pub instead of simply staring at the scoreboard. Make the pub your own evening While your mate throws, head to the bar, change the music, watch the next dart land or find something else to do around the pub. Tonight's League keeps track of your friend-match wins and best 501 leg. Beat the pub record and earn the gold cowboy hat. Order a pint, offer your glass to a friend, raise a toast or choose something alcohol-free. Drinking is always optional. A steady hand is always welcome Play the whole night sober if you want. If you choose to drink, your character's balance and aim gradually become harder to manage. Your opponent's drinks never affect your controls, and alcohol never increases your score. Camera effects can be reduced or switched off while keeping the gameplay challenge intact. The pub notices A great throw, a painful bust or a dart landing somewhere it absolutely shouldn't gives the room something to react to. Take the rematch and give your mate another chance to explain what they were trying to do.