DartCounter introduces Killer: A new party game to challenge your friends

DartCounter is bringing a new twist to darts nights with the introduction of Killer, a party game where friends become rivals and every dart can change the game. Forget about scoring the most points or hitting the perfect checkout. In Killer, it's all about staying in the game, taking out your opponents and becoming the last player standing.
Friends become Rivals
Killer brings a different kind of competition to the dartboard. Instead of competing for the highest score, players must defend themselves while trying to eliminate their opponents. Each player starts by claiming their own unique segment on the board. The first challenge is to become a Killer. Once you've earned that status, you can start attacking your opponents by hitting their segments and taking away their lives.
But watch out. While you're targeting someone else, another player might already have their sights set on you. The last player remaining wins.
Made for playing together
Whether you're playing with a few friends or bringing a larger group together, Killer is designed to make darts nights more entertaining. Up to 12 players can join a game on a single device, making it easy to get everyone involved. Killer also supports Omni, allowing players to enjoy the game with automatic scoring. With every turn, the competition can shift. One well-placed dart could eliminate an opponent, turn the game around or put you one step closer to victory.
Ready to become a Killer?
Killer is available in DartCounter, with three free games for everyone to try. Ultimate members can enjoy unlimited games.
"We're excited to finally bring Killer to DartCounter. It's something our community have been asking for, and it gives them another fun and competitive way to enjoy darts with their friends" - Ruben, Developer at DartCounter.
Killer brings a new kind of competition to DartCounter, same dartboard, different rules and plenty of reasons to challenge your friends.
Who's going be the last player standing?