Hehe, fun game. It took a long time to start though (I wondered if I was doing anything wrong :D). You could add more paths to winning though with the challenge being how a player manages to hit the quick path targets better. But cool idea

Funny that this is the only game that used darts, a game which literally is scored via a countdown. Characters and music were really funny. 

The idea could be really cool as a mini-game.

I would really recommend adding a "Skip" button for the dialogue. I think it would help more players get into the game, which would be a shame to miss out on because of the amount of text

It might have been my bad for trying to engage with the game quite late in the day, but it might have been a bit too much reading for me and I didn't get the game. After reading through some of the comments here however I get what the game is about a bit more. It's an interesting idea. I think given that blue is subtraction actually putting -X rather than just X value would have helped communicate that a bit clearer. At the start I was confused on what the target score was so it might be an idea to break up the text tutorial with some visuals, even screenshots might do you some good. 

Loved the pun :D Always having trouble calculating spinning numbers in my head, should probably play this more

For some reason I thought the red would be subtraction and blue addition at first, but a couple of darts made me realise I was dumb, just like the professor said bro

this was honestly a very fun game! took me a bit to understand, but when I did yes it was addicting, I just wished you made UI on the side to display the amount, But I did see you placed it in the middle, so that took me awhile to see that as well. otherwise great job

I really like this take on the theme. I forgot how fun darts is, and there's good variety in the spinning and board types. I would've moved the timing meter toward the center of the screen, so you don't have to look back and forth from the dartboard to the meter. The font sometimes makes it difficult to tell the difference between 2's and 5's, and 6's and 9's, because of them being upside-down. Maybe the numbers shouldn't rotate with the board? Also, I think some of the story text should've gone towards a more in depth tutorial, like clarifying that the number in the center is your target score, not a target to hit with your dart. Although, it didn't take me too long to understand the game. Although I wasn't able to beat it in the strict time limit, I enjoyed it for sure. Great work!

Played it three times to try to improve my score and ended up at level 7. I did not see the meter at the right at first and though the goal was to aim higher but then I got the hand. The difficulty increases accordingly and it is nice that it stops a level when i can’t be finished.

The art style and music are amazing and the storytelling is very unique.

Took me a bit to get what was happening (idk why) but I really like the idea. Subtraction with darts + the general story and vibes are cool. Also happy you can skip to end of text instead of waiting for it to scroll. 

One thing I'd change maybe is making it more clear why you lose and the number in the center going down. Otherwise, good job!