Darts (1991)

Darts is the (shareware) computer version of the semi-organized darts leagues of America and England, and also the adapted rules often used in those dart leagues. Players stand back from a circular board, and aim to hit one of the 62 sections. It is split into 20 outward rings (each with a score of 1-20, and each with a Double-points zone on the outside and a Triple-points zone in the middle), as well as a Bullseye ring for 50 points in the centre, and an Outer Bull zone for 25. Players take 3 darts in a row, and in the standard game the aim is to reduce your score (from 301 in this version) to zero, finishing with either a double or the Bullseye.This game offers 3 additional game types: Round the Clock, Slider, and Cricket, as well as additional target practice. The game has a maximum of 4 players.