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Dartle
Dartle turns trivia into a numbers game, where each answer moves you closer to 100. As you explore physics, history, music charts, movie box office records, and more, choose up to three answers to get the best score.
Games Overview
Dartle is a numbers and trivia game that involves selecting correct answers that add up to 100 points. A round is based on a category, with a list of probable answers, each assigned a point according to how that category works. If your score is under 100, you may throw three normal darts and quit. Unless you have a redemption shot, throwing more will get you busted.
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Dartle gives you a category and points system at the start of each game. Instead of a one-size-fits-all scoring system, scores are tied to the facts each response represents.
Movies: Convert Box Office Revenue into Points
Select films by release year, genre, studio, or country are on movie boards. Each picture earns points equal to its lifetime box office rounded to the nearest whole number divided by $10 million.
Thus, a picture that makes $250 million would be worth 25 points under this method. Just know that is past statistics, so don't expect them to represent current box offices.
Music: Correct Billboard Ranking Matches
For the music rounds, get some of the weekly old charts for the Billboard Hot 100. The worth of a song is its place on that week's chart, not its year-end position or current popularity.
That matters when you add up your total. A 35-point song (at number 35) is nice to have if you need to end up with 100 via some other means.
History and Science: Fact Fixed Values
Science boards are atomic numbers for certain chemical elements. For example, oxygen is 8 points, iron is 26 points. You may also type in great aliases for the chemical symbols.
How to Play and Raise Your Points
The trick, after you know the category, is to choose answers that get you as near as possible to 100 without going over. There is no undo, so you'll have to count everyone from an approved normal dart count.
So begin by reading this:
- Read the category rule: Be sure to read the value of each response.
- Your first throw: Tip away to shrink down the name list, then throw away an answer.
- Note your running total: Each acceptable answer counts toward your score.
- Select your next move: To keep your current total below 100, choose Stand & maintain score; if you have a promising answer, toss another dart.
- Complete the round: You may hit a bullseye of precisely 100, stay on your score, or utilize your remaining standard darts. Overshooting 100 is a failure without being able to salvage the round with a success.
Dartle blends trivia, mathematics, and strategic decision-making in a compact mission to 100. Its boards challenge your movie, music, science, and history know-how, but its sets of three darts ensure that every answer counts. Click Play Now, and we'll see if you can bullseye your next three responses!