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Rich Man Business SimulatorSponsoredPlay poker hands that build into tower floors, each one higher than the last.
Build a tower of playing cards, one poker hand at a time.
It'll Hold is a roguelike deck-builder about stacking a house of cards as high as it will go. Every hand you play becomes part of the building: pairs, straights, flushes and full houses turn into walls and floors, and each floor has a target to beat before the next one goes up.
HOW IT PLAYS
• Pick up to five cards from your hand and build them onto the tower
• Each poker hand lays its own pattern of floor cells, so where you build matters
• Cards resting on solid support below score a bigger multiplier
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• Beat each floor's target to keep climbing; miss it and the tower comes down
• Turn, discard and plan ahead: a few hands per floor, no time pressure
THE COFFEE BREAK
Every few floors the crew downs tools. Spend the coins you earned on packs:
• Crew: 44 builders, riggers, foremen and more, each with one rule-bending effect
• Card enhancements that reinforce the cards in your deck
• Pattern upgrades that level up your favourite poker hands
• Materials: extra floor pieces to patch a tricky floor
BUILD,
THEN BUILD HIGHER
• Build a tower: an endless climb on five building types, from a Residential Block to a Super Skyscraper
• Contracts: take jobs from clients across town, each site with its own rules and backdrop
• Building Regulations: eight difficulty levels for when the tower gets too comfortable
• Several player profiles on one device, with stats and your best tower
FREE DEMO,
ONE-TIME UNLOCK
The download is free and plays a complete five-floor demo: the Residential Block, a Coffee Break and all the core rules. A single one-time in-app purchase unlocks the full game in place: every building, Contracts and Building Regulations. Your profile and progress carry over.
No subscriptions, no ads, no energy timers.
• No ads
• No account or login
• Plays offline
• Your saves stay on your device
It'll Hold uses the names of poker hands for scoring only. There is no betting and no real-money gambling.
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