Dartio Party

"All a board!"

A 5'×3' sheet on a 6'×4' backboard. Two teams, one dart at a time, racing space by space — dodging balloons and callouts while the other team throws to wreck your night.

Try it — Dartio Classic
Throw a dart — click anywhere on the board
Reset game
How it works

Throw. Land. Deal with it.

Teams alternate throws from 8 feet. Hit your next space to advance. Land anywhere else and the board decides what happens — to you, or to them.

Throw

One dart per turn, aimed at your next space — or at the printed dartboard to fish for a callout instead. Hit your next space two turns running and you're heating up. Three, and you're on fire: keep throwing until you miss.

Land

Numbered sections fire callouts wherever you hit them: forward two, go back, give drinks, make the other team skip. Step callouts move your throw line — closer is easier, and it stays that way until someone moves you back.

Win

You have to declare the final space before you throw at it, then hit it. Miss and you go back to the middle. Bank your forward steps, get a streak going, and convert under pressure.
Shop

Get a board on your wall.

One kit has everything you need. Sheets are how you add games to it.

FAQ

How much space do I need?
A 6'×4' spot for the backboard and about 10 feet of clear floor in front of it. Garage, basement, backyard, tailgate.
Do we have to drink?
No. Drinks are a rule layer, not the game. Every "take a drink" callout works as a forfeit, a point against, or a silly dare. The race, the streaks, and the sabotage are the game.
Will darts wreck my wall?
The backboard is dart-grade foam tile, thick enough to stop a steel tip. It hangs on velcro adhesive, so nothing goes through to the wall behind it.
What's the difference between the two games?
Classic is a race: two crossing tracks, each team advancing space by space to their own winning corner. Tug of War is one shared track — every space has a task, and finishing it drags the marker toward your end.
How many people can play?
2–8, split into two teams. Teams alternate throws and players rotate, so everyone stays in it.