29 Card Game - Twenty Nine

Twenty-Nine (29), the most popular card game in Bangladesh, on a 3D table on your Linux PC: free, no ads, with three levels of smart bots, and multiplayer with friends on the same Wi-Fi.

A game from home, played the way we play it at home. For us Twenty-Nine is more than a card game: it is the tea stall's adda, afternoons on the rooftop, a quiet evening in the village. This complete 29 game was made by a Bangladeshi developer, with the rules and the feel of Bangladeshi Twenty-Nine.

Features

• Offline: no internet needed. You and your partner against two bots
• Three bot levels: Easy, Normal and Hard
• Multiplayer on the same network: 2 to 4 players on PCs and Android phones together, bots in the empty seats (no internet, just the same Wi-Fi)
• Full Bangladeshi rules: bidding, the hidden trump, Show Trump, the Pair, Double and Redouble, the seventh card, the single hand
• Your own rules: Bangladesh, Standard or Custom house rules
• A 3D card table with two themes: Classic and Bangladeshi evening
• The score kept with the Sixes, as on a real table
• English and Bangla, with Bangla numerals if you like
• Game speed 1×, 2× or 4×; sound full, low or off
• Leave in the middle of a match and resume it later
• Your stats: matches and deals won, contracts made, Pairs and single hands
• No ads, no purchases

Card ranking (high to low): J > 9 > A > 10 > K > Q > 8 > 7

Points: Jack 3, Nine 2, Ace and Ten 1 each, the other cards 0. 28 points in each deal. The first team to reach +6 wins the match.

New to 29? A step-by-step tutorial (bidding, the hidden trump, Show Trump, the Pair) and the full rulebook, "How to play", are inside the game.

Playing with friends: everyone joins the same Wi-Fi. One player chooses Play with friends → Host a game; the others choose Join a game and tap it. Can't find the game? Some routers (guest networks especially) keep devices apart, and a firewall (ufw) may block it: type the IP address shown on the host's screen instead, or allow TCP port 29029 and UDP port 29030 on the host.