Quick Capture

In Quick Capture, you play as a ruler expanding a small kingdom into nearby forests, plains, rivers, and settlements. The map is split into square cells, so every territory grab looks clear on the grid. Land, villages, towns, castles, and even balloons all appear in this same cell system, which keeps the strategy readable. Every move costs points, so every click needs a reason. A shared timer counts down the full match length, and the winner is the player holding the most captured territory when it hits zero. In online multiplayer, this rule stays the same, but human opponents react faster and contest your borders aggressively.

How to play?

Click a free or enemy cell with the mouse to capture it and spend one point from your current stock. Check the top-left corner of the screen to see how many points remain before you must wait for fresh income. Target villages and towns early, because captured settlements start paying regular taxes every 50 seconds and refill your points during a match.

Box in sections of the map by surrounding them, then watch the enclosed cells flip to your color in one go. Drop troops onto key zones by grabbing a balloon icon, which lets you place a new landing anywhere on the map. Use this to jump behind enemy lines or reinforce a weak side. In longer rounds, push toward the enemy castle and lock it inside your borders to secure a solid victory condition. Switch to multiplayer once you understand the basic strategy and game flow, and want real opponents. Launch Quick Capture and test how much land you can control before the timer ends.