Darts of Fury

This game is a must-have for your mobile device! It has great visuals, user-friendly gameplay and PvP competition! Adequate depiction of the thrill of darts without the lengthy skill curve that live darts has. There seem to be no massive benefits amongst the wide range of darts. Adept players will find it easy to hit their target rather often although it does feel slightly smoother as you level up and acquire better darts. The league mode and the idea of tokens is great so you don’t burn out the game in two hours and you need to league up in order unlock new tiers of darts and flights. League play also groups you by your rank so your opponents are of a comparable skill level. Also, if you have coin you can always participate in a battle match and play non-X01 games, which is actually versus a live opponent! My only gripe is that the VIP membership is subscription-based and you still get ads while on the membership. Granted, I was on a trial, but I thought that would be pretty whack if I had to pay for ads in the game. Overall great game. Highly recommended.

I used to play darts back in my 20s. Now that I’m not into the bar scene anymore I rarely get the chance. Enter Darts of Fury. For a person very frustrated with the concept of “free” games that want to charge you just to advance, this game is a breath of fresh air. Sure, you only get to play three league matches before you have to wait for more energy, but that’s a small price to pay compare to some supposedly free games which are nearly impossible to even beat a stage without paying. Plus, it gives me my darts fix that I put to the side for so long. Yeah, it’s not exactly “real” darts, but for someone who doesn’t drink anymore and has little time to get out and play, this game serves as an excellent substitute. The only aspect of the game I don’t understand is the purchasing of new darts, which you buy with coins earned from your winnings. The darts honestly all seem the same. Add to that the fact that as soon as I can finally afford a new set (your winnings from leagues are meager at best and the battles are a toss up) there is another new set I have to afford, which ultimately makes little difference in performance. It reminds me of trying to keep up with the latest smart phones on the market, which I typically fail at. Overall though - a great game.

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I want to congratulate Darts of Fury on building a solid money making machine for themselves. You start playing and leveling and you find how great the game is. Premium darts aren’t expensive, it’s fast and no ads unless you opt to see one, then suddenly you level again. And the cheap darts are no longer available, and the one you had? It’s stability and usefulness has dropped 10 percent. To use a dart compatible with the one you’ve been using will cost you 20 usd. And that’s level 18, only 155 levels more to go, the good news is though? The darts good for 9-10 levels. Yes you can use cheaper darts but they’re inferior from a competitive point of view, and I’ve no idea if they don’t cost crystals too. So the Oral? Bring plastic or don’t level past 17, in hindsight don’t see a reason too. If you get past the money, be aware the player you’re competing against might have played that game last week or last year, and if you pay attention you may find yourself competing against the same game they played any number of times. That will get worse as you get to higher levels and fewer people chose to pony up the money to be competitive. It’s bad enuf to lose to lose to another player more than once, but to lose to the same game that player shot once a year ago with real money absurd.

For a mobile game version of dart throwing, the actual act of throwing feels pretty satisfying. There is a definite sense that you can get some muscle memory going to help put the darts where you want. Visually the game has some top notch production behind it. The matches take place in a highly stylized, virtual arena with a futuristic vibe to it. The boards light up and react to your success and there are some interesting, though unnecessary little artistic elements to show your progress in each game (disappearing cubes for 101, a 300 meter mountain for “count up”). It all adds up to something fun. But, as you find yourself enjoying the game and want to do more you hit the usual free to play blockade as you’re stuck waiting for more tokens so you can play again or having to spend hard earned coins for the privilege of practice. New darts have a steeply increasing coin cost that’s not matched by the rate of coins earned for wins. The result? Why spending real money for the coins, of course. It’s a shame because I’d pay for this game up front, but definitely not going to continue pumping money in for incremental dart upgrades and the ability to play more.

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I get it App developers develop for the money, but this game will literally rip you off when it comes to you darts. The higher level you go the better the dart you need (premium darts) are the best, although you need to spend USD for them which isn’t a problem because you also have the option to buy “good” darts with gold earned through the game. The problem is when you buy a dart the app will literally downgrade the same dart you bought once you unlock a new dart that you need to buy, they downgrade it by 10 points in stability and if you don’t upgrade your dart you will notice that your dart game is “off” and all of the sudden you start losing because you can’t score points like you used too. My advise is to stay away from this game I don’t mind spending money, but downgrading the same dart you bought by 10 points in stability after a new dart becomes available is a huge RIP-OFF and should be illegal for app developers to program like that (for all I know it probably is, because it’s a scam) I have screenshots of a premium dart from when I initially bought it using USD and after a new dart became available to back up the HUGE RIP-OFF this game really is. 1 star is the minimum I can give this game I wish I could rate it with negative starts.