3-Nought-4

304 is the card game families across Sri Lanka have played for generations — four players, two teams, one deck, and exactly 304 points on the table. You and your partner sit opposite each other. Bid for the right to name trump, then win the tricks that carry the points. Take what you promised and your opponents lose tokens. Fall short of your own bid and you lose them instead. Run out of tokens, and the match is over. HOW IT PLAYS • Four players in two teams — you and your partner against two opponents • Bidding opens at 160 and climbs in tens; the highest bidder names trump • Trump stays concealed until it is called for, so nobody knows what is coming • Every card counts: Jacks 30, Nines 20, Aces 11, Tens 10 — 304 in all • Bid bigger for a bigger swing: clear 250 and take three tokens from your opponents, but miss it and you drop four • Capture all 304 points for a kapoti, the cleanest win in the game WHAT YOU GET • Classic 304 against AI opponents that bid and defend properly • A clean, readable table built for one-handed play • Haptic feedback tuned to the game — a tick as cards land, a jolt when a contract falls • Sign in with Google or Apple to keep your progress, or start straight away as a guest Whether you grew up on 304 or you are learning the bidding for the first time, every hand is a fresh read: what your partner is signalling, what the opponents are hiding, and whether the contract in front of you is worth taking. An internet connection is required to sign in.