Games / Last Card
Play Last Card online with friends
Match the color or number, dump your hand first, and call Last card! before someone catches you.
- 2 to 10 players
- 5 to 40 minutes
- Bots fill empty seats
- Free, no account
Last Card is a Crazy Eights style shedding card game for 2 to 10 players. You match the top card of the pile by color, number or symbol, hit the next player with Skips and +2s, and try to be the first with an empty hand. It runs in your browser, so you can start a table in a few seconds and send the link to friends.
A round takes about five minutes, and a points match to 200 or 500 runs longer. The host picks the house rules before the deal: stacking +2 and +4 cards, Seven-Zero hand swaps, jump-in, draw until you can play, and a bluffable Wild +4. Empty seats go to bots, so two people can still play a full table.
Why play Last Card here
- Up to 10 players at one table, with bots taking any empty seat
- Stacking, Seven-Zero, jump-in and force play are all one tap in the lobby
- A Catch! button on every seat when someone forgets to call Last card!
- Challenge a Wild +4 you think was a bluff
- Play a single round or a match to 200 or 500 points
- Works on phones, tablets and laptops from one shared link
How to play Last Card
Deal the hands
Everyone gets 7 cards (or 5 or 10 if the host chose that). The next card is turned up to start the discard pile.
Match the top card
On your turn, play one card that matches the top card by color, number or symbol. A Wild goes on anything and you pick the next color.
Draw if you cannot play
If you have no match, or would rather keep your cards, draw one. If it fits you may play it straight away.
Use action cards
Skip makes the next player miss a turn, Reverse changes direction, and +2 makes the next player draw two. A Wild +4 makes them draw four.
Call Last card!
Press Last card! as you go down to one card. If you forget, any other player can press Catch! and you draw 2 (or 4).
Go out to win
The first player with no cards wins the round and scores the cards left in everyone else's hand. In a match, the first to the target wins.
Tips
- Hold on to Wild cards until you have no other match.
- When you pick a color, choose the one you hold the most of.
- Keep a Skip or +2 for when the next player is down to one or two cards.
- Press Last card! while playing your second-to-last card, so nobody gets a window to catch you.
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Last Card questions
How do you play Last Card?
Each player starts with 7 cards. On your turn you play a card that matches the top of the discard pile by color, number or symbol, play a Wild, or draw a card. Action cards skip, reverse or make the next player draw. Call Last card! when you are down to one card. The first player to empty their hand wins the round.
How many people can play Last Card?
From 2 to 10 players can sit at one table. If you have fewer friends than seats, bots take the empty ones and play at the same speed as everyone else. With two players, a Reverse works like a Skip, so you get another turn.
What happens if I forget to call Last card?
If you reach one card without pressing Last card!, any other player can press Catch! on your seat before the next move. You then draw 2 cards, or 4 if the host picked the harsher penalty. Calling it while you play your second-to-last card closes that window.
Can you stack +2 and +4 cards?
Yes, if the host turns stacking on in the lobby. With "+2 on +2" you answer a +2 with your own and pass the growing total on. With "+2 and +4", a Wild +4 can also go on a +2 or another +4. Whoever cannot answer draws the whole stack and misses the turn.
Which house rules does Last Card support?
The host can set the starting hand to 5, 7 or 10 cards and turn on stacking, draw until you can play, force play, Seven-Zero (a 7 swaps hands, a 0 passes every hand along) and jump-in. The Wild +4 challenge can be on or off, and the missed call penalty is 2 or 4 cards.
Is Last Card free, and do I need an account?
It is free, and nobody needs an account or a download. Open a table, share the code or invite link, and friends join from their browser. Signing in with an email is optional and only saves your results and favourite games.
Can I play Last Card alone against bots?
Yes. Choose Practice against bots and every other seat is filled with a bot, so you can learn the rules or play a quick round on your own. In a table with friends, bots fill whatever seats are left.
Can I play Last Card on my phone?
Yes. The table works on phones, tablets and desktop browsers, and players on different devices can sit at the same table. The game runs peer to peer between the players' browsers, and the host can pause and resume it.