THROWCADE game

Cricket

A classic target-closing darts game with THROWCADE keeping the match in view.

Players
1–2
Style
Classic darts

A DARTS CONTEST ABOUT THE RIGHT TARGETS

Cricket changes the objective from a simple countdown to a contest over key targets. Progress is easy to see as the match develops, and deciding where to aim becomes part of the appeal. It is the darts game, rather than the bat-and-ball sport.

WHO IS IT FOR?

Players looking for a traditional darts format with a different rhythm from X01. It suits a pair who enjoy a target-based contest as well as players exploring the available solo setup.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU PLAY?

Choose your setup and follow the match on screen. Enter each throw while THROWCADE tracks target progress and results. The in-app rules explain the selected version, including the familiar Cricket and Tactics terminology.

Cricket artwork from THROWCADE.

PLAYING CRICKET IN THROWCADE

This game is in the completed Play catalogue. Play currently requires an eligible verified account; a free website account alone does not unlock access. The app shows the games available to your account.

Use a real dartboard and enter your throws manually. THROWCADE handles the targets, turn prompts and results. Local shared-screen play and online rooms are available for eligible Play accounts.

Between games, keep accepted friends together, send game invitations and follow your player’s XP and achievements in the Trophy Cabinet. Notification controls in the app let you choose invitations, achievement notices and quiet hours. These features follow your account’s Play access.

Children should use age-appropriate equipment with responsible adult supervision in a clear, safe throwing area.

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