Practice Modes

Alongside the two competitive modes (X01 and Cricket/Tactics), the game-mode picker lists a Practice section for solo skill-building, and a separate Party section for casual multiplayer games. Selecting any of these still goes through the same lobby flow — choose a scoring method, pick your board, and start.

The complete Select Game Mode list: two competitive modes, seven Practice modes, and four Party modes. Seen here on a free account, where the two Autodarts Plus modes carry an Upgrade badge.

No Bot opponent

Unlike X01 and Cricket/Tactics, none of the Practice modes support playing against the built-in Bot (a computer-controlled opponent). Every Practice mode can still be played solo, and — with one exception — also with another person: locally on the same board (a "guest" player, sharing your board with someone in the room) or online against someone elsewhere. The exception is Bob's 27, which can only be played solo — its Add Player and Add Bot buttons (used to bring in other players or a Bot) are both disabled.

The modes

• Count Up — score as many points as you can in a set number of rounds.
• Around The Clock — hit numbers in order from 1 to 20 to win.
• Random Checkout — check out a randomly assigned score each round.
• Round the World — travel around the board hitting each numbered section.
• Segment Training — practice hitting specific segments on the board.
• Bob's 27 — hit doubles to add to your score, miss and lose points.
• 121 — climb from 121 to 170 by hitting your exact target each round. Needs Autodarts Plus.

See Party Modes for Shanghai, Gotcha, Bermuda, and Killer.