Hold, Release, Capture is a solo card game that turns numbers into allies and foes. You start with a tiny deck of seven numbered cards from 1 to 7 and a randomly chosen target that defines the exact sum you need to hit. On each turn you can hold a card in your hand, release a card onto the table, or capture cards that add up exactly to the target. The trick is to keep your hand lean, discarding cards that won’t help and using those that can complete the sum. As you progress, the game introduces levels that raise the stakes, demanding more focus and planning. The goal is to capture the right combination of cards before time runs out, and each level you finish unlocks a new challenge. The hand‑management mechanic makes every decision count, and the lack of other players keeps the game introspective and focused. Though compact, it offers a fast‑paced reasoning experience, perfect for fans of math puzzles who want to test their logic in short sessions. If you’re looking for something that pushes your patience and calculation skills, Hold, Release, Capture could be the next toy that puts your brain on high alert. The target is randomly selected at the start of each game and can range from 1 to 21, forcing you to combine cards creatively. The 'hold' action lets you keep cards for future turns, while 'release' means discarding cards that aren’t useful at the moment. 'Capture' is the play that actually places cards on the table, adding them to the target. The game encourages memorizing possible combinations, as you need to anticipate which cards are still in play and which have been discarded. When you capture the correct combination, you earn points and move on to the next level, where the target might be higher or the available cards more limited. The ranking system lets you compare your performance against your own records, adding a competitive element against yourself. The card art is minimalistic, with large numbers and contrasting colors for quick reading during the game. Plus, the game doesn’t need much table space, making it perfect to play anywhere, from the dining table to the hallway. If you enjoy challenges that require focus and logic, Hold, Release, Capture delivers a fun and addictive experience in just a few minutes.