Bridge to Another World: Cursed Clouds
Gather your courage for this mystical journey to a distant world!

Positive · 20 reviews
95% positive (19 / 20)










A casual pixel-art darts game with 90s arcade flair. Play 501, Cricket, Shanghai & Bermuda, chase a worldwide high score in Arcade mode, or take over your father's struggling pub in Career mode and fight past 72 rivals. You can also create your own darts league and define venues, rules and rivals!
Released
July 17, 2026
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Linux · Windows
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Last sync
October 1, 2026
This is what happens when a cozy English pub and a 90s arcade game have a kid together.
Rival portraits. Dramatic VS screens. Big-score flashes. Crowd pressure. Nicknames that should be illegal. And that one little voice in your head saying: "Just one more leg."
Wrapped around it all: a warm local, a throw you'll have down in thirty seconds, and a career built on finishing something your father never could.
Play Arcade mode, have every run scored like in old-school arcade games, and climb the worldwide Steam leaderboard. A quiet pub leg becomes a global fight for the top spot! And you can see exactly whose score you have to beat. Even a lost match still scores points: a clean defeat can outrank a hard-fought win.
In the free demo you can jump straight into the global Arcade leaderboard. Everything else awaits in the full game.
Land a few big visits in a row and you go ON FIRE: the board lights up, the crowd goes wild, and your game gets noticeably better, because you're ON FIRE!
And when three darts fly into the treble 20 and a 180 lights up on the scoreboard, the whole room wakes up. There are dedicated animations for 140+, 160+, and the 170 checkout too. Each one feels like its own little victory.
Aim. Pull back. Throw. Release.
That's it. The throw is deliberately kept simple, but every throw still needs timing, drift, pressure, release quality - and gives off that quiet sting when you miss the double by just three pixels.
A relaxed leg turns into a nail-biter. One bad throw throws away a whole match. One perfect dart gets the whole crowd going. You'll know the feeling.
Your father left you "The Lazy Trout".
It's a warm, slightly crooked English pub with loyal regulars, unpaid bills, and an upstairs office full of things that raise more questions than they answer. Old scorecards. Practice recordings. A few scattered darts trophies from your late father.
As you climb from local hopeful to bigger stages, the pub changes around you. Familiar faces react differently and old rivalries come back, because the Garrison family - who own a pub chain - will do everything to stop your rise to fame and glory in darts heaven. The three members of the Garrison family are the boss fights in Career mode, each with their own individual fight! All in the style of classic 90s arcade games!
It's a darts story about grief, inheritance, and the slow realization that what you were trying to prove was always there inside you.
Play whatever you're in the mood for.
Classic X01 in 301, 501, and 701 (with Double In, Double Out, and best-of formats). Cricket for a more tactical game. Shanghai to practice the double and treble beds. Bermuda when you want something with more bite than another straight 501 leg.
Play a quick round before bed, or settle in on the couch for long sessions - to climb the global leaderboard, or to live through the story around the English pub "The Lazy Trout" in Career mode.
Want to start your own darts season completely from scratch?
The standalone League mode lets you set up your own season. Here you can define your own players, venues, rules, tables, and matchdays. Build a custom circuit, follow the table week by week, and watch real rivalries form over a whole season.
Every rival has their own portrait; some have their own throwing traits, their own rhythm, trash talk, and characteristics.
Some stay ice-cold under pressure. Some play to the crowd. Some never stop talking. Some seem harmless until they hit the treble 20 like clockwork. You'll get to know them - and still be surprised later on.