Sky Dart

Desktop: Hold and drag with the mouse to aim and set power, release to launch, then move the mouse left and right to steer the arrow mid-air.

Mobile: Touch and drag to launch, swipe left and right to steer during the flight.

Hold and drag the arrow to set your launch — the drag direction sets the angle and the drag distance sets the power. Release to fire.

While the arrow flies, steer with the mouse: swipe left and right to change its path and dodge obstacles.

Distance traveled pays coins, and reaching a target board along the way doubles the reward. Spend coins on strength upgrades to fly further on the next throw.

Set the angle before the power. A clean mid-power launch outflies a maxed throw aimed into ground clutter.

Steer late, not early. Obstacles matter most in the second half of the flight — bank your corrections for when they count.

Take a target board when it sits within one swipe. The doubled coins cut the grind to the next strength upgrade in half.

Reinvest early. Strength compounds — every extra stretch of flight pays for the tier after it.

- Hold-and-drag launches where angle and power both come from one gesture
- Mid-air steering that keeps you flying the arrow instead of watching it
- An obstacle-filled map — trees, houses and rocks that end careless flights early
- Target boards along the path that double your coin reward
- Strength upgrades that turn each record throw into the new baseline

Sky Dart is a throwing game about one arrow and one very long map. You set the launch on the ground — hold and drag to pick your angle and power — then release, and from that moment the arrow is yours to steer: swipe left and right mid-air to slip it past trees, houses and rocks while the distance counter climbs. The scoreboard at the end of the flight is a single number, and beating it is the whole game.

The ground phase decides the ceiling of every throw. The drag does both jobs at once, direction becoming angle and distance becoming strength, so a rushed grab launches a weak arrow at a bad slope while a patient one starts a flight that could go anywhere. Most of the gap between a beginner and a veteran in Sky Dart is settled before the arrow leaves the screen.

What happens after launch is what separates Sky Dart from plain aim-and-shoot darts. The map is not empty — obstacles appear along the flight path, and a single lazy correction ends a record run against the side of a house. Target boards scattered along the way pay double when you steer into them, which turns every flight into a chain of small decisions: detour for the board, or protect the clean line.

Sky Dart pays coins from every throw, and the coins buy strength upgrades that turn a good launch into a longer one. The loop compounds — further flights earn more coins, more coins buy the next tier, and each record throw becomes the new baseline a few upgrades later.

Sky Dart belongs to the precision-throwing family this site is built on. If the release timing of a knife throw or the lead of an archery shot is what you enjoy, this stretches that single moment across an entire flight you keep flying.