After a tough few weeks, I’ve been working on something new — and it already feels like it’s helping.
I’ve built a new darts practice game, and it’s actually based on the Q School qualifying format. The idea is simple but addictive: 20 levels, random targets to aim at, and points awarded as you progress through the rounds. It’s not just about throwing 501 legs over and over.It’s about focus, accuracy, and responding to pressure in short bursts.
The game’s still in its early form (see screenshot below), but it’s fully working. Over the next week, I’ll be improving the layout and making it look more aesthetically polished. Once that’s done, I’ll share a download link so others can give it a try.
What’s interesting is how it’s already improving my concentration and throw rhythm. Because every target is different, I’m thinking less about scores and more about smooth mechanics and control. I’ve only been testing it for a couple of days, but it’s genuinely helping me reset mentally — and I feel like the throw’s coming back together.
It’s been a while since practice felt this enjoyable.
