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Your target becomes a DigiThrow lane
A projector pointed at your target, a free account, and you play the DigiThrow venue events at home. Your scores join the leaderboards.
Three steps
1.Connect the projector
A computer, a tablet or even a phone, connected to a projector aimed at the target.
2.Fit the zone to your target
The first time, you place the zone on the target, round or square, then measure it: the events are drawn at real size.
3.Throw, then tap the zone you hit
After each throw, you tap the zone you hit on the screen. At the end of the game, the scores go to the leaderboards.
Two competitions
One Play button: you choose the event in the game.
For beginners
Casual Competition
The beginners' mode: one challenge per weapon (axe, knife, shurikens, suction cup axe, archery, blaster) and three levels. The harder the level, the smaller the target and the bigger the multiplier (×1, ×1.25, ×1.5). In a throwing venue, it's the one to offer your customers.
- And more events
For competition
Official Competition
The mode for competition throwers, with knives or axes: the events from the sport's rulebook (precision, walkback, silhouette, speed). On top of that, Burst: our own little creation, which we hope competitors will enjoy.
- And more events
Who leads each event?
The best score in each event, in a venue or at home. Your turn to beat it.
Casual Competition
See the leaderboards
Good to know
On iPhone?
Safari doesn't put a page in full screen: add DigiThrow to your Home Screen (Share, then Add to Home Screen). It then opens full screen, straight into the game.
With others?
Up to six players, added from the game: your regulars in one click, other DigiThrow accounts with their password, or guests, who play without being ranked.
Change players or adjust the image mid-session?
The Settings button in the score table adds or removes players and adjusts the image, at any time.
Where do I find my scores?
On your thrower profile: your records per event, and the details of every game, throw by throw.
Who checks the scores?
Nobody, and that's intentional: these are training leaderboards, run on the honor system. The rules
No target handy?Every Competition event, Casual and Official, with your finger or a mouse. No account, no equipment.Try the mini-gameAnd in a venue?
The venue software goes much further
A camera that keeps score, and games for a whole evening.