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New here? Sixty-second quick start

  1. Pick Classic and Medium distance. Classic scores every ring, so nothing is wasted, and Medium is the best-value setting for most players.
  2. Watch one full sweep before you throw. The reticle crosses the board edge to edge. Learn its rhythm rather than reacting to it.
  3. Release into the centre, not at it. The reticle is at peak speed through the middle, so reacting means releasing late.
  4. Keep landing throws. Any ring keeps your combo climbing toward its ×2 cap. Missing the board entirely is the only real mistake.
  5. Chase three bullseyes. The third one is worth an extra 250 points, and every one after it is another 250.

Controls

ActionHow
ThrowTap or click the THROW! button
Change board viewThe 2D / 2D+ / 3D toggle at the top of the play screen — works mid-game
Change mode or distanceFrom the menu before starting a game
Save your progressSign in inside the game with email, Google or Apple

The game above is the full ThrowVerse app running in your browser. It works the same on a phone, and the Android build is available as a direct download.

Scoring at a glance

Throwverse — bullseye100 pts
Ring 275 pts
Ring 350 pts
Ring 425 pts
Ring 5 — outer10 pts

Multiply by your distance setting (×1 to ×5), any power-up (×2 or ×3) and your combo (up to ×2). Full breakdown →

One tip per mode

ModeThe tip
🎯 ClassicPlay Medium. The throwverse bonus rewards volume of centres, and Medium lands roughly six times as many as Master.
⭐ Throwverse ChallengeAlso Medium — and it is not close. Master pays ×5 but you land about one sixth as many centres, so it nets out worst of the five.
🔄 Around the RingsYour first target is the outer ring, and that is exactly where the reticle is slowest. Take the cleanest release in the game.
🏁 Score RaceThe one mode that rewards cranking the distance. Every ring pays and there is no bonus to forfeit.
🤖 VS AIPlay Easy or Medium. The AI gets sharply better as distance rises and matches you exactly at Expert.

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